My 2000 Camaro goes form a Salvage to a Savage
12-12-2006, 07:46 PM
#42
Yes after selling a few parts off the the motor/donor car. I will have around a little over 4k into this one. With the drivetrain, new brakes all around, true duals with hooker long tubes, intake, gt2-3 cam and springs.
Dose suck that the car will have a salvage title, to go along with it. But oh well I don't plan on selling it. And if I decide to I can just go with liability for insurance and save a bit. But I dought I will do that.
Dose suck that the car will have a salvage title, to go along with it. But oh well I don't plan on selling it. And if I decide to I can just go with liability for insurance and save a bit. But I dought I will do that.
06-13-2007, 08:50 PM
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Man I don't really comment on threads that much, but this is out of control!! When I read the top of the thread I thought it would be some hacked up job like I have seen on here before. This is good craftsmanship. You have a hell of a skill. Good luck with your new ride.
06-14-2007, 01:25 AM
#47
Thank you for the kind words. Car is now the wifes daily driver. Sure is a lot safer for her than a Geo Metro. Not near as good on gas. Here is a shot of the finished product still needs a good cut and buff. Just did a good dyno tune last week as well.
352Hp 347Tq Running very well.
352Hp 347Tq Running very well.
nice work 
Great work 