It is very interesting to read the articles about how some folks feel about some Camaro owners and what they do to their cars. First, I agree that if someone rebirths a Camaro for profit to scam someone, shame on them. But for the love of these cars there are many who have spent good money making their cars look like what they enjoy having and driving. Everyone wishes they had an original out there. How original can you be, once you change a plug, air filter, clutch if you want to be realistic it's not original. My God some of these cars have become 43 years old. I have own my 1969 for 23 years now. I thought I had an SS when I bought it 23 years ago, you guys know the stories. Back then you took someones word for what they told you. But after being with you guys only about 4 years, I found out it wasn't the real mccoy. That did not stop the Love I have for my Camaro nor the pleasure I get out of driving it. You guys have the best wealth of information and support for us true Camaro lovers I ever seen. The only change I had to make was when someone ask me if my Camaro is a true SS, I smile and say it's not. From the prices I have seen on the net, I would think of mine as a poor man's SS Camaro. But thats never change my love of the game which is I own a 1969 L65 Camaro with the SS dress and really enjoy driving it. That in itself in 2010 is a rare privilege to have. Again my thoughts to those who have the real mccoys out there you are the lucky ones, but you need to understand there are not many really true originals out there. I can say one thing my Camaro hasn't seen rain or Snow in 23 years, original sheet metal under the rugs, not bad for a car from Massachusetts.
Tony
its a clone for to much money.... Its just a plane jane 69 camaro. NOT A C O P O camaro!!! 
