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    1. #3
      Join Date
      Oct 2008
      Location
      Ottawa, Ohio
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      34
      I agree Todd. These second gen cars have kind of been hiding in the background so to speak. The popularity of the first gen cars has saved so many of them from the crusher. How many second gen cars have been saved? The Camaro I came upon here is rare in that it's not all rotted away and appears to have been sitting in a garage for a long time. Heck, the doors open and close with one finger. When was the last time you saw a 30 yr old car not have worn out hinges? I got lucky. I also think that these second gen cars are the up-and-comers since they are affordable to start and most of the parts are available. We've all seen the prices for rusty 1st gen cars skyrocket. These second gen cars may never acheive the status of the 1st geners, but will certainly be a close second.

      Nick @ MWCC

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