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01-19-2008 #1
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RCR series 3 69 Camaro
Holy crap! Why haven't we heard anything about this car before? Wing and all, that a badass car. I love the paint scheme.
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Umm, more info on what you are talking about!
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This car is sick, i cant find a pic of it though
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$$$$ 575k wow, and 2 engines what a deal
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The pics are on Barrett-Jackson's website. Look for Lot #1303
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The car was unveiled in the Planet Color booth at SEMA about halfway through the show. It has some really nice workmanship and some very nice ideas even if some of the design highlights are not everyone's taste. Nice car.
James
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Love that exhaust exit.
Trey
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Ha yep that exhaust and lower valances around the car are pretty badass. I'm personally not a huge fan of the hood scoop design and how the stripe curves down in the front since it looks a little too similar to the Judge stripes.
But overall that car screams genuine Pro-Touring/competition design-6Spd EFI 1980 Camaro Z28 - Street Fighter - Amongst other GM autos.
Atomic Orange Z06 is next!
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WOW! That is one big shopping cart handle! I mean spoiler! I could do without the giant 'vette hood too.
But a very nice car other than that!
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i dig.. But im not sure i like some of the choices in certain areas..
now dont get me wrong.. i love diffrent.. but some things arent that sexy on this..
shave those and youll put me in the green..
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Not a fan of the wing but a great looking car none the less. They said the engine in it currently is the same one that one Dale Sr. won the Daytona 500 in. That's kinda cool and unbelievable at the same time.
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I got a few pics of the RCR car at SEMA. Was one of my favorites of the show besides Penny and the Twist Machine.
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Mary Pozzimpozzi . . . '73 Camaro RS, '69 Camaro SCCA/Trans-Am vintage racer, and a 1989 R7U 1LE Players Challenge car.
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If we had not seen the wing on a lot of crappy cars it would not get that reaction,guilt by association...
I think the car is really nice , and you ca toss the hood and wing and make it perfect.
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i know the car is cool and all but 575k??? wow is there something else I am missing about it? not to offend anybody but in complete honesty is just seems high considering some of the other cars are fetching so much less this year
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575K
Let's review what you can buy for that price:
GT3 RS AND a CGT
II Much AND a '08 F430 Spider
360 CS AND GT3 RS AND a Lambo Merci
Vacation House almost anywhere in the US
Oh, and did I mention they totally missed with the stripe & hood. It works against the body lines and looks like it was build in 1992. Fail.~Ryan
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look they had to find someplace to put all of those sb2's since they will be running the ro7 lol this is one way of getting rid of them
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Do you think it went for that kind of money because of Dale Sr.'s Daytona 500 motor was in it and you get another engine with it?
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Absolutely---
I was unimpressed with the fact that they were selling it for PURE profit, AND you had celebrities up
there trying to cheer on the crowd, such as Tony S and Goldberg.
I would have been more impressed if at least some of that money went to charity.
If it did and I missed the mention that some did go to charity, then my apologies are due.
Making a profit off of a person that has passed is uncouth, IMO.
I know "everyone" does it, but I am unappreciative of efforts such as that.
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