New 68 Camaro Project
10-19-2008, 01:53 PM
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New 68 Camaro Project Hi to all,
I've been on this forum for awhile now and thought I'd post some pics of my current project. It's a 68 Camaro with a Chris Alston front chassis, 2000 LS1 m6, Fab 9 rear "Ford 9"". Still trying to decide what springs to go with in the back, think I want 3" drop though. Just jammed the car and getting ready to paint the firewall and inner fenders. Anyway I'll update the pics as I progress and any input is always appreciated.
Talk to you soon,
Grant
I've been on this forum for awhile now and thought I'd post some pics of my current project. It's a 68 Camaro with a Chris Alston front chassis, 2000 LS1 m6, Fab 9 rear "Ford 9"". Still trying to decide what springs to go with in the back, think I want 3" drop though. Just jammed the car and getting ready to paint the firewall and inner fenders. Anyway I'll update the pics as I progress and any input is always appreciated.
Talk to you soon,
Grant
10-19-2008, 02:48 PM
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Thats going to be a nice ride!
For the 3 inch rear leafs, I guess you've looked at what D S E -detroit speed and engineering has to offer? I came across their site when a buddy of mine with a 69 Camaro was looking for suspension stuff..I think there might be some sponsors here that offer those products..
For the 3 inch rear leafs, I guess you've looked at what D S E -detroit speed and engineering has to offer? I came across their site when a buddy of mine with a 69 Camaro was looking for suspension stuff..I think there might be some sponsors here that offer those products..
10-20-2008, 12:12 AM
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Today's progress pics Got the firewall and inner fenders painted and the subframe back in place today. Now I need to get the dash ready for paint.
