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Old Thu, Nov-05-2009, 11:19:31 AM   #1
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...it easily keeps up with a high-tech '98 Z28.
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Great article though. 0-60 in 5.2 and the high-13s quarter sounds tame by today's standards, but this was ridiculous in the late 60s. Wonder what it'd do with some proper rubber.
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Some better tires/wheels, brakes and some suspension tweaking and it would be a beast.
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Wow...What cost $7806 in 1969 would cost $45349.17 in 2008.
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