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Originally posted by MLakin:
Group 4

Thanks Mike! I knew that too! :-) What was I thinking? LOL Thanks for reminding me.:-)

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Originally posted by Tom McGinnity:
Ad clearly states the car is a 327

Tom,
I didn't know if he meant that when he got the Camaro that it a 327 replacment engine it or if it came with one originally. I was confused by his statement.

That would be a fun ride despite the oddities it has!:-)

Tom.. I got cha.. regardless, good to see a nice fakie to sharpen the eye though... If the tag wasn't wrong I think I would not have noticed it fake

I'm confused? Are you saying the P should have been a 4?

There is a "P" in the 2nd option group and there is no "P" option for the 2nd group options.

Yes that I understand completely.. I though you were onto something I missed.. The only P I know is bottom line SS-275-327 4 speed...But he picked the K

tilt, column shift bench seat

am fm ac multiplex power windows and remote mirror.. carazy interior

Like that bench seat !!! What's up with the tail light panel?

Whoa. I didn't notice that. Maybe the car got rear ended and its a bondo and go job. The pictures not great but looks to me like the seams between the quarters and the panel are smoothed over and carved out incorrectly. The bottom weld flange is a mess as well.. bummer

I have a column shift tilt in a car I have here. Don't see many of them.

The fm has been added as it's rear antenna which usually can't have fm for some strang reason.

Would love to do a ncib check on that one to see where it went originally

Hey Geoff,
That Camaro didn't come with a rear antenna originally. The trim tag doesn't show it. Also, whoever installed it drilled the hole higher up on the quarter panel to clear the spoiler, so the AM-FM could be original to this Camaro.

Good looking car. The vinyl roof sets it off.
You mentioned that if you had a car with a stock rear antenna it didn't come with a fm radio, Would the length of the cable affect the reception?