BuckeyeROC

Neither are new cars. They are getting crazy expensive.

Nice collection! That's freaking awesome.

Aesthetic. Seriously, cool pics man!

The AWD Charger only came with the 5.7L HEMI, not the 392 (6.4L), but for what you want and the mileage you'll put on it, that would still get my vote. It checks all your boxes. They currently don't make the AWD with V8 anymore (2014 was the last year), only V6 now with AWD.

I love the roominess (I'm 6'4", 275) and comfort of my Charger, the 392 HEMI also makes it not suck so much to commute in. They look good IMHO and have personality, too. I also considered the CTS-V back in 2014 when I was buying, but went with the Charger bc looks and price.

Yeah, I'll be cruising the area again next year. Never seen lame Columbus as cool as it was with all those old and new muscle cars cruising around.

Nice! We were out cruising last night and almost stopped into QSL, but the line to get in was way too long. Saw plenty of great cars on the streets though.

LS swap it and enjoy.

Very nice! The torsen feeling more planted in the turns makes sense. I know Chevy went with the torsen over the clutch pack lsd in the 5th gen Z/28 for that reason.

How's the roll racing work? Never done it at the track, but has a certain appeal with this car and stock axles. Says 9 to noon, is it like test and tune or divided into classes with limited runs?

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Very Nice!

LOL. Either that or he just can't see that far ahead anymore.

Looking good man!

SUCCESS!!! Had some time to work on it today. Got the windshield washer filter nut in and everything buttoned up there. We added the coolant and burped the system, got the power steering fluid and diff fluid replaced. Also added some emergency hood release cables. Just in case the stock cable pops on this thing. Went on a test drive and bedded the new brakes. Drives nice, much better than before. We just want to get the weatherstrip done then take it for an alignment. Feels good to be winding down here. Updated project list above in post #78. My daughter is cleaning out the interior now: 70 by BuckeyeBOSS, on Flickr

That'll leave a mark.

New cars are too expensive, at least the ones worth buying

This actually makes a lot of sense. Basically, GM has completely new platforms coming out in 2025, no sense in using Alpha 2 for only 2 or so years on the Camaro.: http://gmauthority.com/blog/2019/06/whats-really-going-on-with-the-future-chevrolet-camaro/

I bought a Pittsburgh low profile several months ago for the Z/28, but it has been getting a TON of use on the C4. Works great so far... https://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Profile-Floor-Pittsburgh-Automotive/dp/B00IOBOAEE/ref=asc_df_B00IOBOAEE/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312061979255&hvpos=1o4&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12019488316618556993&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9014914&hvtargid=pla-570750860058&psc=1

1:55 mark is pretty interesting where Bob talks about how we probably wouldn't have computers and such had we gone with over-the-air electricity.

It's pretty cool for a truck. I always dug the Raptors. I'd never drop anything close to $50k on it, but I'm sure they will find the buyers.

Statistically, there almost HAS to be other intelligent life out there. Have they visited Earth or not? I don't know.

Thanks! Amazon, I think around $80 for the pair. I wasn't too sure about the looks, but saw some great reviews about their performance. My daughter likes them bc they look Transformer-ish, which I think they kind of do too.

Thank you. The to do list above is shrinking, it feels good.