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Untamed · 08-05-2009, 12:49 PM

I wouldn't pay extra for a special edition Camaro. If I were to get one, I'd get whatever production model I could afford, and drive it like it wants to be driven. Specialty vehicles are for those who can afford the initial purchase price, afford a second daily driver, afford the storage space for the car to help it appreciate in value, and afford to maintain the vehicle with its special parts.

Oh yeah, then afford to ship the damn thing out to Barrett-Jackson where fools are relieved of a stupid amount of money every January. Lots of up-front money needed before you ever see the kind of money it could fetch in 30-40 years.

A black on black V6 would do just fine thanks.

08-05-2009, 12:49 PM	#11
Untamed Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hillsborough, NJ Posts: 3,200 iTrader: (1)	I wouldn't pay extra for a special edition Camaro. If I were to get one, I'd get whatever production model I could afford, and drive it like it wants to be driven. Specialty vehicles are for those who can afford the initial purchase price, afford a second daily driver, afford the storage space for the car to help it appreciate in value, and afford to maintain the vehicle with its special parts. Oh yeah, then afford to ship the damn thing out to Barrett-Jackson where fools are relieved of a stupid amount of money every January. Lots of up-front money needed before you ever see the kind of money it could fetch in 30-40 years. A black on black V6 would do just fine thanks. __________________ I USED TO HAVE an 85 Camaro 305 4bbl, 90 Firebird V6, 97 Firebird V6 (10 speakers!). Despite the two family vehicles, 3 kids, wife and mortgage, I can finally realize the dream - 88 TA almost all stock... for now. http://www.cardomain.com/id/untameddave Wanted this - , but ended up with this - for free. Can't argue with free.