The second generation Camaro was introduced in 1970 and sold as a much improved car over the 1st gen. Unfortunately the styling wasn't nearly as sharp as the previous generation and today 2nd gen Camaros can be found littering yards all over the midwest while their 1st gen old brothers are treated to frame-off restorations and 6 figure prices thanks to inflated Barrett-Jackson auctions...no thanks. This
1973 Chevrolet Camaro LT (w/ 350V8, auto trans, and 24k original miles) is offered in Spanaway, WA and is currently bidding at $2,801 no-reserve with 2 days to go.
It happens three or four times a month without fail, strangers approach me in hushed tones and ask "what is the best platform for an engine swap?" At first, I'm taken back by the fact that I'm being asked such a strange question in the middle of Sunday Mass, but then I shrug my shoulders and whisper in a hoarse but brief reply-- "Chevy Astro Van". Really...as if there is any other answer to this question. Find this 1992 Chevrolet Astro LT offered for $9995 in Colorado Springs, CO via craigslist. Tip from Barbpaddles via engineswapdepot. 
