[70chevelleSS]

Originally Posted by Silverwing

https://permaplate.com/

It appears to be a secondary warranty program of some sort.

EDIT: Okay, so it IS a coating of some kind but details are sparse.

Well whatever it was, it’s gone now! Haha. After purchase I hit it with some CarPro clear cut to remove swirls (and whatever is left of the permaplate) and followed with CarPro essence. Topped of with CarPro reload. Love it, and definitely love the car.

[JefemanG]

Originally Posted by 70chevelleSS

Shouldn't be an issue for me. I guess it's a regional thing, I'm from Florida and I never even seen 91 Octane gas.. Only grades locally are 87/89/93. Suppose it's regional. Hopefully I can close the deal next week. Will upload pics if everything works out! Car looks great. Only thing I would change would be the seat/carpet color. I dig the bunker vibe. Makes me feel like I'm like driving a fighter jet or something haha

Go to North Florida. It's usually 91. I lived in Tallahassee for a bit and they didn't get a single station with 93 until a few months before I left.

That said, pretty much everywhere in Central and South Florida is exactly how you described. North Florida is basically Georgia after all, so doesn't surprise me they're so different.

[70chevelleSS]

I live in northwest Florida, Destin- Fort Walton area. No 91 here.. unfortunately not much
E-85 either, which is what I’m really interested in..

[JefemanG]

Originally Posted by 70chevelleSS

I live in northwest Florida, Destin- Fort Walton area. No 91 here.. unfortunately not much
E-85 either, which is what I’m really interested in..

There was a single E85 station by FSU, but it stopped selling E85 due to a local ordinance basically targeted solely at that station. Apparently, E85 is horrible for pollution, but somehow other grades of gas are not...

Tallahassee really does not like anything except small boats and econoboxes, honestly. Happy I left that city for more than one reason.

[70chevelleSS]

Originally Posted by JefemanG

There was a single E85 station by FSU, but it stopped selling E85 due to a local ordinance basically targeted solely at that station. Apparently, E85 is horrible for pollution, but somehow other grades of gas are not...



Tallahassee really does not like anything except small boats and econoboxes, honestly. Happy I left that city for more than one reason.

Yea, I would really love to get a flex fuel kit and an E-85 tune.. if only it were available. Oh well.

Either way, I love the car. No regrets on the purchase, at all. A close friend has a scat pack challenger, which is a lot of fun as well. It’s quick, but the Camaro is consistently slightly faster, and feels significantly more nimble. Better fuel mileage as well. Glad I went with a Camaro.


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