1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS
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Extra info: 350 Mk: 1 Class: Convertible Origin:  USAPlayable and unlockable vehicle Buy Midtown garage |
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| 440 mopar wrote Why do we add MkI, MkII, MkIII etc. for Camaros and Mustangs? I know it's to show the model generation but why only do it for a few cars? Camaros and Firebirds share the same platform, yet I don't see marks for Firebirds? Ditto for Cougars, since they are the same as Mustangs. Why isn't a '67 Charger listed a Charger MkI? or a '69 Charger a MkII? Agreed, and wouldn't it be better to have "Gen 1. Gen 2." .etc instead of Mk? Maybe only have Mk on vehicles from Britain. | |
| 440 mopar wrote Why do we add MkI, MkII, MkIII etc. for Camaros and Mustangs? I know it's to show the model generation but why only do it for a few cars? Camaros and Firebirds share the same platform, yet I don't see marks for Firebirds? Ditto for Cougars, since they are the same as Mustangs. Why isn't a '67 Charger listed a Charger MkI? or a '69 Charger a MkII? Agreed, and wouldn't it be better to have "Gen 1. Gen 2." .etc instead of Mk? Maybe only have Mk on vehicles from Britain. | |
| Why do we add MkI, MkII, MkIII etc. for Camaros and Mustangs? I know it's to show the model generation but why only do it for a few cars? Camaros and Firebirds share the same platform, yet I don't see marks for Firebirds? Ditto for Cougars, since they are the same as Mustangs. Why isn't a '67 Charger listed a Charger MkI? or a '69 Charger a MkII? -- Last edit: 2014-10-14 02:28:24 | |
Can you open the top when you drive it , since i have seen it drive with both the top up and down ? .gif ":)") | |
| RS/SS 350 | |
| No, the 67 have ventipanes and the 68 have one piece side windows, look : 67 Camaro www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/chevy/67cam/bilder/5.jpg 68 Camaro www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/chevy/68cam/bilder/8.jpg | |
| It's actually a 1967 Camaro. | |
| Shot replaced. | |
| 63FairlaneJoe wrote WHERE'D YOU FIND THAT? There is a picture of all the cars in the game on this site. There divided into time eras like 60s,70s,80s/90s and so on. driver-thegame.ubi.com/driver-san-francisco/en-GB/cars/80s-90s/index.aspx | |
Better pic | |
you know it may be available as a hardtop, i know the 59 caddy has both a topless and steel roofed version ingame  | |
| Antti-san wrote Well, "riced out" Dodge Neons aren't considered sports cars either, are they?  Maybe I misunderstood what he said as bashing, what with him using the word "jap" and all... Yeah all riced out cars are annoying, but yeah of ricecars the most annoying are civics and integras, its rare to see a stock one | |
| Well, "riced out" Dodge Neons aren't considered sports cars either, are they? Maybe I misunderstood what he said as bashing, what with him using the word "jap" and all... | |
| Antti-san wrote Sorry, but I find comments like that really lame. What does it matter where a car is from, as long as it's good... i think its just that 90% of the japanese sports cars in north america are beat up, poorly maintained honda civic hatchbacks with a aftermarket muffler and a set of black painted wheels | |
| 63FairlaneJoe wrote still would kick any piece of jap plastic fantastic crap Sorry, but I find comments like that really lame. What does it matter where a car is from, as long as it's good... -- Last edit: 2011-08-07 04:28:01 | |
| 63FairlaneJoe wrote yeah,mines a ss 396 mines just a 350 4bbl low option car | |
| 63FairlaneJoe wrote I wish it was a coupe,and there's a coupe in my garage oh wow nice, i got a 1970 cutlass s so im kinda happy they have a cutlass s 442 | |
| oh wow i didnt expect it to be a convertible, theres a local 68 camaro cv mild yellow with black stripes RS model |
