jlcustomz

http://www.streetlegaltv.com/news/sa...rs-in-the-wild
Too bad I didn't get the new (used) wheels mounted before they took pics.


This was the first article they did.
http://www.chevyhardcore.com/news/el...f-old-and-new/

thunderstruck507

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Outside of the car is fairly subtle compared to what I would picture if someone told me they were doing that.

The interior is anything but subtle. Looks like good work but too much "pop" for me.

Congrats on the write up!

jlcustomz

Lack of flashy paint helps not to draw the guys in the background of the above pic, but black doesn't give the best online view. With the hood closed, some people walk past it a few times at local car shows, thinking it's just another new camaro. Guess sometimes a compliment on your skill is not being noticed for what it is.

I will be doing away with a few interior items, such as swapping the dash sword for a grabbar if I can ever get around to it, think a grab bar would be more appropriate.The interior is pretty much street rod style, more common to the florida area than the rest of the country.

Endersshadow

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Not my cup of tea. I can tell that you are very talented though and I appreciate the amount of work you put into it. Congrats on the write up.

TcMcDaniel

That's sick man, I have always loved El Caminos. Definitely one of a kind.