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my 1984 camaro z28 305 h.o 5 speed burnout

http://youtu.be/KPPi08hnXhQ My 1984 Camaro small burnout 3/4 throttle because if i floor it the clutch slips needs a new one... its a 305 H.O 5 speed 40000 origanal miles ive had it sence it was ten and am going to keep it and restore it. iv had it 7 years now been a real good car. last time out before it went in garage for winter and im gunna put in new clutch


 



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