1984 Camaro Berlinetta 305

After letting it warm up a but in -10 celsius. 305 carb'd sbc with exhaust to where the muffler should be but it just ends there. the rest is in the garage, waiting until spring to get to work.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• 1984
• 84
• camaro
• berlinetta
• rev
• V8
• 305
• small
• block
• chevy

[kklein41291]

how about Laura, Sonora, Lindsey, Barbera, Carol (after my late grandmother), Stacey, Ann (my mom's middle name), Bernadene, Gina (my ex girlfriend) any of those???

[aleks6989]

name it what you want, if it has meaning to you who am I to tell you what to name it. although, unless your grandma bought it for you would you name a camaro after a grandma? and naming after an ex girlfriend is just weird, like you have attachment issues.

[kklein41291]

Red Lightening - how about that?? or Orange Lightening I don't know if it red or orange yet? no Orange sounds like a degreaser chemical...

[aleks6989]

I think theres some hand cleaner by the name of orange something.

[kklein41291]

got any other suggestions? that was just off the top of my head

[aleks6989]

I'm not gonna tell you what to name your car, just don't name it after a mustang. eg. bullit wouldn't work either. neither would General Lee (even though thats a charger)  you don't even have to name it after a girl.

[stunnanutz]

this kid never dared driving his berlinetta in the snow... he learned from his friends that it doesn t work well. instead, he drives an a4 that requires more maintenance than the stinkin 84 camaro!!! i would like to say that i m combining my driving experience lol

[scatafaragus]

sounds like my camaro..in dire need of a new exhaust!!

[NewtProductions]

Who cars about wasting gas.

[2wheelcody]

yeah plus you have to let the trans warm up and rearend its not just the motor evevything else has to warm up on it to

[aleks6989]

30 seconds huh? I feel sorry for your car. the engines are designed to run at an optimal temperature, usually around 180-220 deg F. if your car can warm up to that temp in 30 seconds i'd be surprised. you always waste more gas moving than idling, in terms of gas/time but obviously you'll waste more gas if you wanna look at mpg since your NOT MOVING. it takes several minutes for a car to fully warm up, especially in those temps.