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Originally Posted by BigAls87Z28
I can tell you that several well known automotive aftermarket parts makers have had access to Camaro. GM wanted to have the floor to themselves.
Camaro's aftermarket will be massive in one year.
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not if there is no public showing of the customizable options that are available for the Camaro. I've been a hardcore F-body lover ever since i first took interest in cars. and I'm sure you noticed that if you look in ANY Mustang of Fast Fords magazine, OVER half the magazine is aftermarket advertisements! look in a GM magazine, of any type and tell me how much Camaro specific parts you see...not much!
now when it comes to the small block Chevy or LS series engines, GM IS king with the aftermarket. but when it comes to the Camaro specifically, as a Fan boy, i can tell you there's not much out there, other than engine mods and a few drive train parts.
when it comes to Rustangs, an owner can customize his stang to what ever his heart desires, with FULL aftermarket support, when it comes to the Camaro's of the past, you better get your blow torch and your best body man together, because you'll find that you're going to come up VERY short.