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I've got an 86 Camaro and an 88 cavilear that i'm using a few parts for a v6 conversion in my MGB. I've taken the engine out of the camaro and i'm using the guages out of the Cavilear. Is anyone interested in any parts off of these cars before I junk them. There is still the v6 in the cavilear if anyone wants to do the swap too. Just thought I'd let yall know if yall need a part before i junk it. And doing alittle bit of reseach I found the Camaro had a l-4 whats with that? who in there right mind would get a 4 cylander Carmao.
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