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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
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..and Tony along for the ride.
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There is a lot more room in a bugeye. Its those doors and the dash is farther back and the seats are lower and no seat belts. Feels much roomier.
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Yes, that Camaro V6 & 5spd fits in there pretty nice!
Retains the stock footwells, minor increase in tunnel size, nice shifter location, minimal modifications required.
It IS a tight squeeze, but it fits in there much better than you'd imagine!!
(& the big bulging hood looks great!!)
Retains the stock footwells, minor increase in tunnel size, nice shifter location, minimal modifications required.
It IS a tight squeeze, but it fits in there much better than you'd imagine!!
(& the big bulging hood looks great!!)
Bill's car at this website: www.britishv8.org/MG/BillYoung.htm