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Moose · 01-10-2007, 11:57 AM

Time will tell, re; which Camaro model will be "tops".

Everything right now is pure speculation. We need to sit tight and see what Chevrolet decides.

As for the past, Z v. SS debate;

You will get numerous opinions on which was the better Camaro. Alot depends on what the owner wanted out of their car. Yes. The Z/28 (with the 302) was considered the better handler, due to the lighter weight of the SB, but those who drove their Camaro's a 1/4 mi. at a time, the BB Camaro was better.

As for the amount of "numbers matching" Camaro's out there today, they all are dwindling, regardless of whether its a Z/28 or an SS.

Again, the issue of which Camaro was better will never be answered by one person.

01-10-2007, 11:57 AM	#8
Moose Moderator Drives: '99 Camaro SS #1392 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Newtown, Pa. Posts: 3,982	Time will tell, re; which Camaro model will be "tops". Everything right now is pure speculation. We need to sit tight and see what Chevrolet decides. As for the past, Z v. SS debate; You will get numerous opinions on which was the better Camaro. Alot depends on what the owner wanted out of their car. Yes. The Z/28 (with the 302) was considered the better handler, due to the lighter weight of the SB, but those who drove their Camaro's a 1/4 mi. at a time, the BB Camaro was better. As for the amount of "numbers matching" Camaro's out there today, they all are dwindling, regardless of whether its a Z/28 or an SS. Again, the issue of which Camaro was better will never be answered by one person.