1973 Camaro
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Q: 1973 Camaro?
Soo. my dad is getting me a 73 camaro for my first car.
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it hasnt even been driven in 15 years.
idk if i want it.
i havent even seen one.,
do you think its a good car?
pretty car?
safe car?
..what? lol
im a 17 yr old girl..
and most of the time when i see and old car like that the driver looks equally as old, lol ima feel weird in it..
i wanted a truck. =[
but hes so excited about getting it and fixing it up for me.
.i got new wheels today…
arent i lucky. =/
lol
A: It has the potentiasl to ba great car. The reason you see mostly older guys driving old cars is because we can afford them! lol – Seriously, a 73 Camaro is very nice looking and there’s all kinds of great parts available. You’ll be different than all your friends (but maybe you’d rather be part of the flockl?) See this web site for photos:
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Q: About how much would it cost to build a 1974/1973 Camaro? Does anyone have any parts they would like to sell?
About how much would it cost to build a 1974/1973 Camaro? Does anyone have any parts they would like to sell?
A: Before buying used parts check out yearone.com or myclassicar.com for new replacements, no rust ,clean. and a wider selection of the little stuff.
Q: Is a new carpet kit out of a 1977 trans am the same for a 1973 camaro?
I have a new carpet kit that was made for a 1977 trans am, and im selling the trans am, and bought a 1973 z-28 camaro. Is it the same carpet kit?? will it work for the camaro?? Help would be wonderful!
A: The body style is the same, I don’t see any reason that it wont fit.
Q: 1973 camaro………?
What constitues an RS?
A: Suspention and engine options, usually a budget car. But in your case probably a nice ride and 1 or 2 steps above a in line 6
Q: What are the differences between the 1970-1973 Camaro?
I have a 71 Camaro and I’m not positive if the VIN tag was original and am going to go by details to narrow down the possibilities. What are the differences between the 1970 and 1973 Camaros?
And when I meant differences i didn’t mean be a smart a$$ by saying 3 yrs. difference.
A: The bodies are all the same. There are a few subtle differences in the grills. The 71,72 & 73 years got the high back bucket seats.
There was no difference in the bumpers throughout 70-73. the Camaro had two different bumpers. The RS version had the split bumper and the non-RS had the full length bumper.
Q: How much should I try and sell a 1973 camaro for?
It runs and is in pretty good condition but needs someone who will conitue to work on it. 183K miles
It runs and is in pretty good condition but needs someone who will continue to work on it. 183K miles
A: options are everything, with none $1k
Q: How much horsepower does a 1973 Camaro Rally Sport with a 350 have?
A: 245HP if it’s a Z28, 175HP if it’s an L48.
Q: I have a 1973 LT 350 Camaro that I would like trade for a 69 to 73 grand prix SJ?
The camaro is located in arizona. Runs and drives excellent. Minor body work to be really nice. Can be a daily driver. Comes with lots of extras. Pictures available upon request
A: i dont have a grand prix sorry, but i was wondering what else you would take? trade or money
Q: How much horsepower does a 1973 camaro z28 have?
A: 73 z28 had 245 hp out of the 350.
Q: Where can I find a 1973 Camaro LT side molding?
Hello, I’m helping my dad find the correct side molding for the 73 LT and I can’t seem to find anyone with them, if I call people and ask, they tell me they don’t know where to find them. Here’s what I’m looking for: http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showthread.php?t=93386
A: Year One is the company to use. Good Luck.
Q: In my local area there is a 1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 selling for $9,900. What do I need to look for on it?
I have already looked at and it appears to be very good condition. I even test drived and it handle pretty well. I am new to buying classics, so what do I need to look for specificly? Later I will be taking pictures if that would help. I just want to make sure this car doesnt sound to good to be true for such a price. Any advice would help.
A: Mate if you’re going to be buying a 35 year old car have a mechanic check over it….
Rust is an obvious one, check EVERYWHERE. Personally I’d rather an old car with a great body, than great mechanics. The mechanical side of things can be fixed easier lol.
Q: Where can i find project car such as a 1970-1973 camaro?
if you know if anyone is selling one in the state of california preferably orange county, please feel free to email me at spidertoyxj5@yahoo.com
A: Probably Craigslist here is the web sight:
www.craigslist.org
then find your city or state and look under Cars & Trucks
Q: is it possible to put a 1973 camaro front end on a 1975 camaro?
because they both look like they have the same body except for the back end
A: yes it is.
Q: 1973 Camaro “muscle car” – thoughts?
I’m a 35 year old guy without a mechanical bone in his body thinking about buying a 1973 Camaro or other similar late ’60’s, early 70’s muscle car. It would not be my primary mode of transport – just a fun toy to play with on weekends. I’m intrigued by the idea of refurbishing it – more interior stuff then engine work (I’ve never even changed my own oil, much less worked on a car). My friends think I’m insane, but I think it could be kinda cool. Am I being naive/foolish to think this? Any thoughts, comments, and/or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
A: I own a shop, a race car & truck, an old Chevelle, and an old Mustang. I would think I would get something a little older as the 72 and newer vehicles were not really considered as Muscle Cars. In 1971 the horsepower was cut way down on all vehicles, so the Muscle Cars were from the early sixties to the 1970 year models. There is a lot of muscle car information out there, and it would do you good to take a magazine called muscle car, or hot rod in order to educate yourself more on the subject. No you are not crazy, and it is in fact a very popular hobby. Not to mention these old cars are going up in value like crazy (watch Barrett Jackson on the speed channel) and you will see what I’m talking about. It’s nothing now to see one go for as much as $500,000, but there are still plenty of them for the $30,000 range left, but they won’t be for long. If you invest in one now, and keep it for ten years, I could easily think it would tripple in value by then. Remember, they don’t make any more of them, and the few that are left are going fast. I have seen some break the one million dollar mark in value already, so whats not to like about that?
Glad to help out, Good Luck!!!
Q: Did the 1973 Camaro LT’s have side pipes?
I have a 1973 Camaro LT I recently purchased and was wondering if some of them originally had side pipes. Does anyone know?
A: Originally, no, they never had sidepipes. Somebody added them. It was big in the 70’s & 80″s to add them.
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