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	<title>1980 RHD Z28 350 Chev Camaro &#187; My Camaro</title>
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	<description>My RHD 350 Chev powered Camaro is for sale.</description>
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		<title>Australian owned Chev Camaros</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I bought my Z28 a few years ago, and she has lived out most of her time in the garage. Originally purchased to be a daily drive, I just never had the time to drive her so she sits alone locked up in the shed.</p>
<p>Finished in a startling bright livery of Ferrari Red paint, offset with shiny chromed Cragar rims, she sports a bone velour interior trimmed with new black carpet floor coverings. Just for vanity, I have capped that off with a set of personalized number plates. The police just love see-ing my Camaro with it&#8217;s legal yet &#8220;False&#8221; plates on it. Yes that&#8217;s right my rego number is &#8220;FALSE&#8221;, on Queensland personalized Plates.</p>
<p>When purchased she had a tinny kind of note at low revs, and not at all like the throaty rumble a warmed up 350 small block should produce, so a quick trip down to the muffler and exhaust shop saw Billy Richardson fit her with a pair of flow-thru Lukeys. Ahhh.. thanks Bill, just the way I like it, quietly conservative at idle, yet distinctly not a bog- standard 350, and snarling like an angry woman when you throw the boot into her!</p>
<p>The tyres were a lot of fun also. She now runs 14&#8243; rims instead of the factory 15&#8217;s, and when I got her she had a lovely wide set of Bridgestone 330 Eagers on the back. Unfortunately you cannot buy a set of 165&#8217;s in a 14 for love nor money, so we had to replace them with a beefy set of 145&#8217;s with a slightly larger than 60 profile. No matter, from the back she still looks great in her beefy wide shoes, and surprises everyone when they see the good ole fashioned 14&#8243; rims instead of a set of 15 or 16&#8217;s as they expected.</p>
<p>Occasionally I will get her out of the shed, warm the engine, slide off the t-roof glass, and point her down the highway.</p>
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