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12-19-2014 #1
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68 camaro with Viper powertrain
Something you don't see every day. I was looking through cragslist and found this 68 camaro/viper. Looks cool with the flared fenders and viper wheels too!
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/4782009881.html
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I'd like to see how he fitted the Suspension - wondering if he did a different frame
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I wanna know how much leg room they sacrificed to get that big v10 to sit back that far haha
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Yeah I wish they had a link with more pics and info. I was also wondering about the leg room since that V-10 is stuffed so far under the cowl! I really do like how they flared the quarters, nice transition.
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As I recall, the Viper uses a space frame. I bet they took the Viper body off and fitted the Camaro body over it.
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