Dumb question probably, but this is my 1st proper V8 ( unless you count the pair of 454's in the boat ). What sort of cars are the F-bodies, J-bodies etc that I keep reading about ??
Dumb question probably, but this is my 1st proper V8 ( unless you count the pair of 454's in the boat ). What sort of cars are the F-bodies, J-bodies etc that I keep reading about ??
2004 UK Monaro with CAT back
Cheers, I would never have found that !!!!
2004 UK Monaro with CAT back
W-Body = Grand Prix, Impala, Monte Carlo
F-Body = Firebird Camaro
Y-Body = Corvette
J-Body = Cavalier, sunfire, sunbird, J2000, Oldsmobile Firenza, Buick SkyHawk and some Cadillac.. .forget its name
Those are the only Body conotations I recall off hand...
Mike Horist
00 WS6 (TA) | 04 WS6 (GTP Comp G)
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N body = grand ams
B body = rwd impalas
2004 Chevy 1500 CC 5.3L 2000 Pontiac GA 3.4L 1995 Pontiac TA LT1 1997 Camaro 3.8L
Pam Andersons's Body = Great ;D
02 Camaro Vert SS
ah, heres a great question.
for decades, the Y-body has been corvette only.
but now, theres a caddy based on the vette chassis...... therefore... isnt it a Y-body too? ;D
1991 Camaro Convertible with 02 LS1
good point... are the new vettes even considered a Y-Body anymore? they're based on the sigma platform correct?
Just like w/the F-Bodies... if they brought them back, the platform wouldn't be an F platform... so technically they wouldn't be F-Bodies anymore
Mike Horist
00 WS6 (TA) | 04 WS6 (GTP Comp G)
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BOTH cars HP Tuners Tuned