Senior pictures... With my car.

[batone]

Yep, awesome cars and very fortunate to have those cars in high school, But.....Have to admit, racergirl wins hands down! Sorry guys, you can't compete with that. My high school ride was a 1972 monte carlo that I bought for $250.00. It had no engine, trans or hood when I bought it. Me and a friend got parts from a junkyard and installed them in my driveway. Drove that car junior and senior year. Unless you are working and paying for those cars yourself, stop what your doing and go thank your parents.

[JCunningham]

Originally Posted by Chaxce

Actually non rs isn't the same a base ss, a 1SS could have red badges and a 2SS could have white badges, not picking a fight, just clarifying

the red SS badge means it has the RS package white badges means no rs package. 1 or 2ss has nothing to do with it. Its a poser because it is not a real SS even if it has a v8 in it. if he trades it in or crashes it its only worth what it was as a V6 to the insurance and less on a trade in because its not original.

[Software Guy]

Originally Posted by JCunningham

the red SS badge means it has the RS package white badges means no rs package. 1 or 2ss has nothing to do with it. Its a poser because it is not a real SS even if it has a v8 in it. if he trades it in or crashes it its only worth what it was as a V6 to the insurance and less on a trade in because its not original.

Who cares, it's still way cooler than most of us had in high school.

[racergirl]

Originally Posted by batone

Yep, awesome cars and very fortunate to have those cars in high school, But.....Have to admit, racergirl wins hands down! Sorry guys, you can't compete with that. My high school ride was a 1972 monte carlo that I bought for $250.00. It had no engine, trans or hood when I bought it. Me and a friend got parts from a junkyard and installed them in my driveway. Drove that car junior and senior year. Unless you are working and paying for those cars yourself, stop what your doing and go thank your parents.

Actually I got my car as my high school graduation present

[batone]

Originally Posted by racergirl

Actually I got my car as my high school graduation present

Then you should definitely thank your parents. I got my daughter a 2010 mustang convertible(long story! I hate fords) for her graduation. Enjoy that Camaro!

[racergirl]

Originally Posted by batone

Then you should definitely thank your parents. I got my daughter a 2010 mustang convertible(long story! I hate fords) for her graduation. Enjoy that Camaro!

You have no idea how thankful I am. But when I came home from the dealership with my car, my mom wasn't too happy

[MikeInVegas]

My high school car was a 12 year old '71 Chevy Impala. That old 350 was still pretty potent and surprised quite a few kids with their new cars.

[EastWood-SS]

why swap an LS3 into a V6 Camaro? Wouldn't it have been way cheaper just to trade?

[batone]

Originally Posted by racergirl

You have no idea how thankful I am. But when I came home from the dealership with my car, my mom wasn't too happy

Now that's funny! Moms don't usually understand the car stuff!

[racergirl]

Originally Posted by batone

Now that's funny! Moms don't usually understand the car stuff!

Not one bit. She doesn't approve of my drag racing either. But my dad is another story. He got me into it. And he told me that nothing makes him prouder than to see his daughter go down the track.

[invaderzim]

Originally Posted by NorCalStorm

how exactly are they poser badges if he has an ss motor?? he has ss front fascia, full ss suspension, full ls3 motor... if anything he's downgrading his car because he has the rs package and the white ss emblems signify he has a base model ss...

Except nothing in this post is true. He doesn't have any of that on the car yet. If he ever will. And he's had ss badges all over the car for a while. Kids rocking ss badges with v6 breaks and tiny v6 exhaust tips. And as has been pointed out already, white badges do NOT mean base model.

[batone]

Originally Posted by racergirl

Not one bit. She doesn't approve of my drag racing either. But my dad is another story. He got me into it. And he told me that nothing makes him prouder than to see his daughter go down the track.

I can understand that, she is just worried, your dad knows it's safe if done right. Enjoy it, wish my daughter had an interest in it.

[DaFisch]

I should have taken senior photos with my baby last year. Oops

[NJScorpio]

My Camaro looks a lot cooler with me in it, than standing in front of it.

:/