Chuffer
CCCUK Member
Oh my god , no you shouldn`t !!! I might loose the will to live .I should not have said that...
I should NOT have said that.
Next thread will be James Firebird?![]()

Oh my god , no you shouldn`t !!! I might loose the will to live .I should not have said that...
I should NOT have said that.
Next thread will be James Firebird?![]()
I was always been a huge fan of the Camaro right from boyhood and preferred them to the Mustang which I always thought was a bit too ubiquitous . It`s a bit like being a Beetles or a Rolling Stones fan . !966 to 73 for preference as never did much like the chisel front end redesign of the 74 onwards models A mate of mine has a gorgeous yellow Z28 with tan vinyl roof that he has owned from nearly new .View attachment 11034
To my mind the Camaro never needed the hyp of movie status . It was a great looking car from the get go .Been trying to think of a ā star rollā the Camaro had, canāt seem to think of one.
Mustang, obviously Bullitt, diamonds are forever, gone in 60 Seconds, Charlieās angles,+ a few more
Trans am, smokey and the bandit, hooper, McQ, chips + a few more
Firebird The Rockford files
But the poor old Camaro? I canāt think of any ( apart from a very small role in the cannonball run) so small that it wasnāt worth mentioning. But I did anyway.
You guys?
Pontiac always traded on its performance side, and the firebird was often thought of as the sportier of the F- bodies, in reality they were really equal. Although the Pontiac firebird did carry off the larger displacement motors, and of course the hood Phoenix helped it greatly. Both equally good cars, but personally I think the Camaro always lived in the Firebirds shadow through no fault of its own. Both are now true classics with a price tag to match, certainly in their country of origin. Long live F-bodies.