Mullets, Moisture and Mayhem

Never EVER... evereverever... allow your ex girlfriend take pity on you when you have a major surgical procedure. Never let her give you back that 1990 Camaro you co-owned with her 13 years ago that has not been registered for nine years, driven for ten and parked outside in the "wet" part of the yard under a car cover (and tarp, and another tarp). While you are not trying to get the hideous mold, crust and oxidization out of the interior and most specifically the fuse block try very hard not to think about how pissed you are about the fact this piece of terd was a GREAT 80K mile driver when you signed the title over.

I actually got it to start on its own today but fret not, I will be getting a haircut soon.

Yeah...but when you're done you'll have a bitchin' Camaro*.

*...I tried...but I just couldn't bring myself to spell Camero.

badass local 3rd gen...

http://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/2955452305.html

badass local 3rd gen...

...but can someone tell me why you'd go through all the trouble of an LSx swap and not replace the busted windshield? Does it add to the Mullet persona?

hrdlydangerous wrote: ...but can someone tell me why you'd go through all the trouble of an LSx swap and not replace the busted windshield? Does it add to the Mullet persona?

Can you even find windshields for Camaros that old anymore? It's not like they are classics that the aftermarket cares about.

I just saw the cleanest 92 that I've ever seen. Only a 305 automatic, but still. Beautiful.

I loves my 92 Camaro. It was my first car ~8 years ago. They're a good platform, but some people can't get past the mullet persona... but yet you people like Yugos!!!

Mine's all stock, tinted to all hell, and is missing the muffler since the douchenozzle PO welded all the exhaust solid, and I had to do a fuel pump last year, so off it came.

Now if you'll excuse me, there's a Dukes of Hazzard marathon comming on and I need to pick up my Member's Only jacket from the dry cleaners.