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Yes, 32, USA Started learning to drive on my dad's old early 70s Chevy C20. My first car was an automatic but second car was a manual 89 camaro and that's where I really learned manual. The only time I drive manuals now is at work and it's only around the lot
wasn't real common to find that Camaro in manual i don't think, that was a pretty cool car to learn on.. i'm jealous..
if it had the 350 in it i'm crazy jealous
Iirc they only made a few as test cars because the T5 manual transmission couldn't handle the 350, so v8 manuals had the 305. Unfortunately, I had the RS with the v6, I still loved that car tho and it was a t top which I loved.
yeah what a great summer ride to pull up in at the beach