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PICS - Which one is the winner today?
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro 427CI 5SPD ProTouring Hardtop
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1970 Plymouth Cuda 440CI Six Pack 4SPD Hardtop
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'Cuda. (I just don't like Camaros done "Pro Touring")
Hands down, the Cuda
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Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
Cuda please.
Cuda!
I have to go with the Cuda. Love that purple with white interior
Stock '70 Cuda 440! White interior! in In Violet purple! YES! Blah Camaro? NO!
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I'd say the hot rod Camaro because it's been modernized so a better and safer car.
Cuda .. duh ... Poor Camaro - butt ugly rims & blah black interior - Cryin shame - It could have ...
It could have so much better
I love the pro street car and EXT color ...
But it comes across that the entire project just suddenly crashed into a brick wall ....
Somebody, some where, at sometime ran out of money or ran out of imagination when it came time for rims and leather
Camaro
I like the work on the Camaro.
If you look at the interior, you can see it's finished quite nicely. I think it is exactly what the owner had in mind, a clean minimalist design with great workmanship and an awesome power train.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
CAMARO
USAF 1958-62