parts needed to finish
I'm really looking for an electric water pump and I might need a cam if mine is in bad shape (i'm gonna check tonight).
I also ordered up a billet grille and got the '69 camaro blue bowtie, I gave Mike (black94z28) my old one and got one brand new. And finally, I ordered from emblempros the composite CAMARO letters for the rear panel.
Car should be rattle canned at the end of March/beginning of April and then we put the motor in and put everything together and hopefully end of April/beginning of May this thing makes some passes.
I'm really looking for an electric water pump and I might need a cam if mine is in bad shape (i'm gonna check tonight).
I also ordered up a billet grille and got the '69 camaro blue bowtie, I gave Mike (black94z28) my old one and got one brand new. And finally, I ordered from emblempros the composite CAMARO letters for the rear panel.
Car should be rattle canned at the end of March/beginning of April and then we put the motor in and put everything together and hopefully end of April/beginning of May this thing makes some passes.
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I'd still love to see some automotive paint Jason. I know the hookup is there, but that lacquer may not look that good in the next 18-24 months. I could be wrong.
either way, can't wait to see Mike's magic with the spray cans!
I plan to prime/guidecoat and block the car with his provided duplicolor cans, tackrag the car, spray white b/c and let dry...wetsand any imperfections out, and then clear and probably hit it will some 2000 and then 3000 and buff the car. As long as the bodywork/prepwork is done right, the only issue I can see is going to be some orange peel or a dry spot on the larger panels.
With that being said, my own Camaro only gets painted with PPG base/clear

btw. I'm currently unemployed so that's why I'm being so cheap.





