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WE posted a web yarn about a punter
trying to sell a CV6 Monaro with a Toyota
2JZ swapped into it. As you might expect,
our Facebook followers slammed their
keyboards into high gear to respond.Martin Pascoe – Following for the
onslaught of hate. Should be hilarious.
Daniel Connelley – When you wanna be a
Supra fanboy but bogan is life.
David John – At least it’s a much better
engine than the standard one.
Shannon Barrett – At least it’s not a Barra.
Glenn Burney – A better option than the
rotary Holden used.
Daniel McCarron – What a waste of a
good engine.
Paul Trandos – JZ the world.
Josh Ryan – I’m totally OK with this.
Dave Alexander – This is best sort of
cross-breeding.
Joseph Vecchio – Way to ruin a good
Aussie car.
Tony Sander – Needs a Lexcen badge.
Ali Elhassan – WTF is wrong with people?
Jason Jones – Why?
Glen Pettingill – Wahhhh. Let the bloke
that owns it do what he wants! He can torch
it for all I care!
Lincoln Godwin – I’m OK with 2JZ, but
those back tyres?
Eric Cain – Barra swaps are the past, this
is the future.
Bev Hauritz – That’s cool. Probably go
harder than the mang-mang engine anyways.
Shane Smith – The 2JZ probably doesn’tleak oil like it’s going out of fashion, and burn
more oil than fuel.
Ted George – Woulda put a built V6 in
myself but not a bad idea.
Brendan Wilcox – This is worth nothing now.
Kyle Grieg – Originally a V6, won’t ever be
worth much.
Robert Taylor – In 30 years they will be
kicking themselves for wasting a Monaro
with a chop suey engine when they see how
much an original Monaro will be worth.
Brendon Anforth – That’s a bold
assumption that a plastic Commodore will
last another 30 years. Let’s see how that
pans out.
Steve Eason – A comment up further says
they are $14-24,000 now. Say this was a
$14,000 one with a dead engine. Say it
will be worth $100,000 in 30 years. So
$86,000 over 30 years is $55 a week. I’d
get more than $55 a week worth of fun out
of a 2JZ Monaro than parking my $14,000
in the garage for 30 years so I can have an
extra few dollars when I’m 70.
Levi James Taylor – It was a V6 Monaro,
worth FA already. Probs worth more now,
considering everything still works.
Brandon Bishop – Car was clearly built
with fun and power in mind, not dust and
future value. Each to their own. Best Monaro
out I reckon.
Andrew Jakovich – This is how to make a
Holden more reliable and powerful.
Steve Turkington – At least it’s fast now.
Brett Haslett – Beyonce is having twins in
a Monaro...2JZs!
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