However it is a survivor, and besides who cares a ton of people are doing LS swaps, even mustangs are throwing LS series engines in their engine bays. It's a nice ride!!

@@transam4555 your point is what?

@@Trendyrapslut meaning that even though it does not have a true Pontiac engine in it it's still a nice looking car and it's still rolling out there in the streets it is not rusting to death in a backyard or driveway somewhere. Besides Chevys are more affordable to build today than a Pontiac. Thanks to the technology we have today with the simplicity of fuel injection and reliability over gas guzzling, smog producing, heavy Pontiac engines from the past theses old muscle cars can still roam the streets a lot better than they did before.

@@transam4555 You would honestly be better off making an argument for an LS engine, and even then I don't give a fuck. You just went on a nonsensical rant that made no sense. You compiled this and that, and I can tell you don't have a clue.

@@Trendyrapslut ok dude whatever, to each their own, the hobby continues, LS engine Pontiac engine a freaking imported engine in an old school muscle car I don't give a fuck either people will still enjoy!! And that's what it's all about.