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I just did my last tour Saturday after 25 years in law enforcement in NJ. I m settled in upstate NY and now have the time to search for a muscle car at the right price. Either that or supercharge the Silverado. :wtf: PS and no I m not that old, still way under 50.

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Congrats! I say supercharge the Silvy.

 

Where abouts were you in Jersey?

 

I dont know man, I think a nice 69' or 70' chevelle would be pretty sweet, not cheap by any means but it would be a blast.

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Congrats man...I have another 20 years left in the military :wtf::cheers:

 

I am a big fan of the muscle cars my self...But a blown NBS would be sweet too.....I agree with WS6...do both.

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I have the log home already so that s why i don t now have the money for what I would really like. Was in Northern NJ (Bergen Cty) now in NY Adirondacks Mts.. You guys mentions some great cars .

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I lived in upstate NY for about 5 years, and really miss it. Beautiful country. And congrats on retiring, indeed!

 

As for what to do: I'd have to get a '68 Camaro, if it were me.

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Congrats! I say supercharge the Silvy.

 

Where abouts were you in Jersey?

 

I dont know man, I think a nice 69' or 70' chevelle would be pretty sweet, not cheap by any means but it would be a blast.

 

 

Or Nova. Or better yet, buy a "new" classic. Wait for the new Z/28's to come out!

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Get a Mercedes 450SEL6.9. It's got a hydro pneumatic suspension system that rides nicer than any new Benz, a race car style dry sump oil system, and a hand built 6.9 liter V8. They can be bought fairly cheaply, although repairs can be a bit expensive.

 

Mine will glue me to the seat until well past 100mph. It's the ultimate sleeper.

 

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That Benz seems pretty sweet.

 

I think if I were going to buy muscle in the next year or two, I'd be saving my pennies for the next CTS-V. It's supposed to be a real beast.

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