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Decisions, decisions, decisions!
I'm in the market for a car but I'm having troubles making a decision on what to do. I have 4 very different cars on my list but for very different reasons. I'm hoping to hear some input. In no particular order, here they are!
1: Another ZL1 (red), strictly for track use. 2: Porsche 911 GT, have always wanted one 3: 1969 Chevelle, my childhood dream car 4: Dodge Challenger, I know I'll catch crap For this one but they are just bad ass looking.
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Chevelle, sexiest car ever made
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Can't go wrong with any of those. Good luck on your decision.
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It is one of my very favorite old school muscle cars! I use to draw them all the time while in school. Black with red interior, or red with red interior, pro touring look for sure!
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Pull up Cougar!
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Go with the childhood dream.
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The question is what year Challenger are you looking at? I used to own a 1971 and sold it 10 years ago. I still kick myself for selling it. Anyways, out o that list if its an old Challenger I would go for that myself although the Chevelle is a good choice too. BTW, my uncle used to own a black 1969 Chevelle SS 396 (L78 engine), 4 speed, and 4.10 gears. Looked exactly like this one pictured below and had black interior.
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Your Uncle's Chevelle is amazing. Love it. The Chevelle I'm looking for does not need matching numbers as I want to "make it my own". I'm thinking a 396, 502 or maybe even a 383. Lowered for sure. I thought of even changing out the rear tail end from a 72 Chevelle. 69 front end, 72 rear end. That will get some people scratching their heads. LOL.
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I actually like the tail treatment on the 68s and 69s as is but, then again that's just my opinion. I would say at this point to go with the '69 Chevelle. If you're not worried about numbers matching maybe even consider a Malibu as well.
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