1970 GSX Stage 1 vs Grand Cherokee SRT - Page 2

imaSSnake · 08-03-2020, 12:40 PM

I came from a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT. What a beast of a vehicle, it was actually faster down the drag strip than my Camaro, at least with me driving both. The all-wheel drive helps with that. It was one of the nicest vehicles I have ever owned. Didn't keep it long enough to find quality or reliability issues.

I knew it was a vehicle that not many people would look at and know right away how special it is. That bugged me slightly. A bright yellow Camaro SS, now people know that's supposed to do something fun.

I love new cars because of the comfort safety and power, but you can't beat the looks and sounds and smell of an old one!

GearheadSS · 08-04-2020, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ariZona28

Just got to say how much I love the looks of your (and every) '69 Chevelle. Hot Rod magazine had an add for the SS 396 in that year titled "The Class Bully". I salivated over that car as a youth. Still do.

Thanks. It's a fun car and it does get more attention than any other car I've ever had.

08-03-2020, 12:40 PM	#15
imaSSnake 'Maro Drives: 2015 SS 6.2L Auto 2SS Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: US Posts: 867	I came from a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT. What a beast of a vehicle, it was actually faster down the drag strip than my Camaro, at least with me driving both. The all-wheel drive helps with that. It was one of the nicest vehicles I have ever owned. Didn't keep it long enough to find quality or reliability issues. I knew it was a vehicle that not many people would look at and know right away how special it is. That bugged me slightly. A bright yellow Camaro SS, now people know that's supposed to do something fun. I love new cars because of the comfort safety and power, but you can't beat the looks and sounds and smell of an old one! __________________ 2015 SS 2SS Auto 93 SCT Perf, Kooks LTH & HFC MBRP Axleback Muffler Delete "Z/28" Spoiler and Grille OEM ZL1 wheels 285/305/35R20 BFG G-force Pro Comp 2