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  1. 03-04-2008 08:06 AM #1
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    and my 77 Camaro.
    Welcome MrShane - you're gonna like it here.

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    Welcome MrShane, the combined expertise on this Forum is amazing, especially for SBC technology. I appreciate the many pictures which are very helpful. Since the PT Cruiser is less familiar to this group maybe you could tell us what mpg you really get?

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    this site is unbelievable, welcome to CHR

     



    the knowledge on here and the willingness to help is awesome, it can sure change the perception that the internet is used mostly for porn and junk mail propaganda.
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  4. 03-04-2008 03:49 PM #4
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    Thank you all, I can see this is going to be a great place.

    Don; I avarage about 24-25 mpg. in the PT

    The camaro, well that's another story

    I do, however look forward to the knowledge that the people here have, and what I can gain.

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    Welcome to CHR, Shane! The PT Cruiser would be a nice car if Chrysler ever gets around to dropping a small V8 in where the 4 sits now.
    The one I drove several years ago hardly had enough power to get out of it's own way. The Camaro on the other hand never had a problem with insufficient power. Lot of Chevy and Mopar guys here, you should find a lot of people with mutual interest. How about posting some pix of your rides when you get a chance. We old people like looking at photos, easier on the eyes than little tiny text.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mopar34
    Welcome to CHR, Shane! The PT Cruiser would be a nice car if Chrysler ever gets around to dropping a small V8 in where the 4 sits now.
    The one I drove several years ago hardly had enough power to get out of it's own way. The Camaro on the other hand never had a problem with insufficient power. Lot of Chevy and Mopar guys here, you should find a lot of people with mutual interest. How about posting some pix of your rides when you get a chance. We old people like looking at photos, easier on the eyes than little tiny text.
    Drop a hemi in the cruiser! Start a new trend! I like the hemi going into the new challenger. 425hp! Now your talking cruiser(maybe even interceptor!)
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    It's the daily Plus I don't have $5,000 for the kit. I do plan on lowering the front to get the rake look, possibley smoothie's on the back without the center cap and scallops (I believe that's what there called) on the sides. for the PT just for the WTH factor.

    mopar34, I'll get pics up within the next few days of the PT and the Camaro.

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