'69 camaro build
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Its been a bit since my last update. Didn't get much work on the car done for sometime then I started picking it up again here and there. Got quite a bit done paint wise too.
Engine cleaned and prepped for paint.
Then got it shot in epoxy.
Mixed up some paint I had around the house and ended up with this color. Didn't care for it at first but the more I look at the the more I like it.
Also got the transmission stripped and painted.
And got them both assembled
Most importantly I got my sub frame back!
And installed
Taking advantage of the exhaust notches in the trunk I built a washer jug to clean up the engine bay and move weight to the rear.
Today I started removing the last of the cancer.
I ended for the night with about half the lip repaired.
Engine cleaned and prepped for paint.
Then got it shot in epoxy.
Mixed up some paint I had around the house and ended up with this color. Didn't care for it at first but the more I look at the the more I like it.
Also got the transmission stripped and painted.
And got them both assembled
Most importantly I got my sub frame back!
And installed
Taking advantage of the exhaust notches in the trunk I built a washer jug to clean up the engine bay and move weight to the rear.
Today I started removing the last of the cancer.
I ended for the night with about half the lip repaired.
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I've been working on quite a bit of stuff on the car just mostly stuff I'm not going to post pictures of. I did get the engine and transmission installed.
The stainless collectors showed up today for the Tri-Y headers and I picked up a few boxes of random bends from Stainless Works.
Spent the rest of the afternoon building the passenger header.
I ran out of gas for the TIG so I'll have to start the driver side header when I get some more gas.
The stainless collectors showed up today for the Tri-Y headers and I picked up a few boxes of random bends from Stainless Works.
Spent the rest of the afternoon building the passenger header.
I ran out of gas for the TIG so I'll have to start the driver side header when I get some more gas.