I gotta agree! I DD a V6 Camaro year round and it's amazing rain, sun or snow. It makes a great drivers car.

Now that's a fun idea!

I've got an '88 Firebird that needs a new mill.... or could pop it in my V6 Camaro. Or my '75 Buick Apollo.

I encountered the same dealer issues as mid 20's guy trying to buy a Camaro. Took me a few tries to find a salesman who would take me serious.

Actually the 2012 model brought in the new LFX V6. It's similar to the previous LLT but uses a composite intake manifold and cylinder heads with integrated exhaust manifolds dropping a good 80lbs off the total weight.

The jaded grown up me goes "Meh, Ford" and the 5 year old me says "TONKA! TO THE SANDBOX!"

That Morris Minor is a rare example.

Certainly is a horsepower renaissance these days. I love it.

Does yours freak out and repeatedly dial onstar too?

And some it should be "off" "fast" "light speed"

Jeep TJs had shift up/down lights in addition to tachs. I always figured they were designed by some cruel engineer to cause premature failure. Always telling you to shift up to when you were well UNDER your revs.

Camaro LS models before the new 2014s all came with "heritage" steelies.

Not after buying one they don't.

4th gear: As a Camaro owner, this strikes me as silly. Those visors are too small to actually do anything anyways. They should just take them out and give every buyer a bitchin' pair of shades.

Wow. I don't even...

I'll vote a conditional NP. Having been the owner of second gen and third gen f bodies, the amount of hidden death that can be present in these cars is mind boggling. If the floors and frame rails are as clean as the paint then NP all day.
If not... Well let's just say I've seen it bad enough in one case that a simple…

Addendum to the above, it's a crack pipe for sure. It's not even a t-top car, clearly hard top. And definitely just a plain Jane regal t type dolled up badly.

Only because I have an interest in these cars bordering on obsession will I say NP otherwise the lack of info and pictures is definitely a red flag. The no claims statement would probably be on regards to insurance, but still, odd thing to mention. In a perfect world this would be a no strings attached deal. But it's…