The Sleeper: My new project

[Detector]

Dang! I'll bet it's gone by now, but I'd much rather had a mustang.

Oh well, I'm still enjoying the crap out of driving the Camaro, and T-Tops will be fun come summer time.

[Made in the USA]

I had a 94 Detector. I loved driving it, but had a lot of trouble with the T-tops leaking. Finally, got rid of it and bought a Ford. Driving with the T-tops out in the Summer was a blast. Made a lot of road trips.

[Made in the USA]

Detector, I think I know that Mustang from Norton, and I know the owner. You probably got a better deal with the Camaro.

[Detector]

I'm really starting to like the Camaro the more I drive it.

I did find out the fun way it does have posi-trac

I put it on a lift today to get a look at the bottom side. Even the mechanic said everything looks original and you could never tell it didn't come with the LT1 V8. They seem to have done a very nice job

[dustinwadams5]

Looks nice D, when I come to town next time you'll have to give me a ride in it and show me how it runs.

[Clueless]

Detector -

I think you made a great buy - anchored by your research!! I'd lose the stripes and give it a great paint scheme, maybe a pearl color to match the interior, subtle. It'll be a good ride, although I agree with Highway - check the rest of the components to assure this thing can hold together. Super buy at $2K...but gotta wonder what you don't know about the car????

[Detector]

Hey Dustin, I might bring it down to Shea's wedding.

gotta wonder what you don't know about the car????

I'm thinking about getting its history from Carfax or one of the others. The odd thing is when I put the VIN number in at Carfax is says there are 15 entries. When I put in the VIN number at the other car history places, they say there are 30 entires.

Someone suggested it might have been a highway patrol chase car/Interceptor, But I can't see them getting one with T-Tops.

[Made in the USA]

Mafia car!? Only driven by a little old lady from Pasadena on weekends to church!