Have you ever seen a 3ss Camaro?

[Repooh]

My 3SS is a mid-engine v12...788 HP...my paint is :darker than your soul grey

I really enjoy the car overall

[hdkeno]

Originally Posted by stlrammer

3SS in Camaro speak is a ZL1.

[GVA 45TH 2SS]

Originally Posted by mikeinmobile

Mine's a 4SS.

I only see 3

[SIN R G]

Big Deal, I have a GazillionSS.

[SS/RS2010]

I must own a 10SS.......2 on the front grill, 2 on the trunk lid, 2 on each headrest and 2 on my console lid.

[RenegadeXR]

All joking aside, there was a planned trim level beyond the 2SS. It was called the "SSX." It never went into production and was shown at SEMA a long time ago, but I like how it looks (except maybe the giant rear wing.) It was an early precursor to the ZL1.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevro...SSX_.282010.29

[mikeinmobile]

Originally Posted by SS/RS2010

I must own a 10SS.......2 on the front grill, 2 on the trunk lid, 2 on each headrest and 2 on my console lid.

Are you sure it's not a 12SS? Check the bottom of the steering wheel.

[SS/RS2010]

Originally Posted by mikeinmobile

Are you sure it's not a 12SS? Check the bottom of the steering wheel.

OMG.....BONUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TommyTheCat]

Originally Posted by Scalded Dog

A few years ago, I was walking down the street with a dude from my Army unit. A very badass Mercedes rolled by, and the dude said to me, "I got me a BMW exactly like that one at home."

I replied with, "But... that was a Mercedes...?!?"

He didn't even miss a half of a beat before explaining that HIS was a special BMW Mercedes, special made just for him.

Another dude, recently, was admiring my Camaro. He said that he had one just like it at home, but his had a "mail slot." However, he didn't know if his was V8 or a V6, even though he'd had the car for a couple of years, and was an "enthusiast."

Then, I stopped at a used car lot a while back. There was a Camaro on the lot, and, honestly, it had the stupidest looking wheels I have ever seen on a Camaro... to the point of comical (I won't describe them here, just in case some member has those things!). I actually took a picture, it looked so dumb. The salesman came running out of his coop, to try to sell me this car. He very slyly told me, in whispered tones, that it was a very special and rare edition of Camaro... and you could only tell by the special wheels.


Sometimes, I just think EVERYONE is full of crap.

Yeah we'll all meet a few people like that in our lifetimes.

Customer saw me working on an old MG and was curious what year it was, then replied they had one 10 years newer (impossible since the MGB stopped in 1980 and this was a 77)

Then they said something like, "Yeah, nothing beats old American cars like this one"

So I reminded them that this was not American but British, and they replied that oh nooo this is a special model designed and manufactured in america and was an american owned-model, a limited edition. he could tell by the headlights


Later I heard him bragging about his supposed 1985 MGB to another customer, claimed he dropped a 350 in it.

[TommyTheCat]

Originally Posted by RenegadeXR

All joking aside, there was a planned trim level beyond the 2SS. It was called the "SSX." It never went into production and was shown at SEMA a long time ago, but I like how it looks (except maybe the giant rear wing.) It was an early precursor to the ZL1.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevro...SSX_.282010.29

Another one




flowtie?

[SS/RS2010]

Originally Posted by TommyTheCat

Another one




flowtie?

That wing seems like overkill

[Dooder]

Originally Posted by Repooh

My 3SS is a mid-engine v12...788 HP...my paint is :darker than your soul grey

I really enjoy the car overall

I was just at my local chevy dealer having some work done on my car and one of the shop employees said he liked my car but wanted to get the v12 camaro.

[1110110]

Originally Posted by mikeinmobile

Are you sure it's not a 12SS? Check the bottom of the steering wheel.

I think that would be either a 6SS or a 12S...

[uvraise]

Originally Posted by TommyTheCat

Yeah we'll all meet a few people like that in our lifetimes.

Customer saw me working on an old MG and was curious what year it was, then replied they had one 10 years newer (impossible since the MGB stopped in 1980 and this was a 77)

Then they said something like, "Yeah, nothing beats old American cars like this one"

So I reminded them that this was not American but British, and they replied that oh nooo this is a special model designed and manufactured in america and was an american owned-model, a limited edition. he could tell by the headlights


Later I heard him bragging about his supposed 1985 MGB to another customer, claimed he dropped a 350 in it.

I've actually owned two MGBs over the years, 72' chrome bumper and a 79' rubber bumper. Your correct, the last year was 1980! That year did come with an optional V8 auto trans.
I actually seen one with a Chevy 350 small block under the hood at the Philly auto show years ago, I think it was also a 1980.