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I know this one has been done thousands of times, but man it sure does make a Camaro look good. How it all started. Wheel swap with a two step paint correction and Koch Chemie C0.02 Ceramic Coating. New stocker headlights and a black billet grill. Berger Panel. I couldn't get behind the C7 wheels so I bought a set of ZR1 wheels and fired up my paint gun. They turned out nice. SS hood, SLP grill, black headlights and blinker lights added. Finished Project. SS Spoiler added. Black side markers added.
The car looks much better in the latest configuration, IMO. I agree about the C7 wheels not being the "right" look, and your final choice was very nice (my favorite style!)
The car looks much better in the latest configuration, IMO. I agree about the C7 wheels not being the "right" look, and your final choice was very nice (my favorite style!)
Sweet ride!! Really nice touches. These F-bodies are just timeless IMO. Can you believe they are so old already??
I can't help but think what I could do to that garage wall. All that space!!!
Sweet ride!! Really nice touches. These F-bodies are just timeless IMO. Can you believe they are so old already??
I can't help but think what I could do to that garage wall. All that space!!!
I can't believe mines almost a classic. I have no wall space either. The other walls have banners and metal signs all over it lol. Is that carpet or garage paint? I really want to do that to mine.
Looks better after the pin strip removed and headlights
looked worse with the chrome wheels
looks great with those corvette wheels, Berger panel and Clear turn
paint Came out nice
Looks better after the pin strip removed and headlights
looked worse with the chrome wheels
looks great with those corvette wheels, Berger panel and Clear turn
paint Came out nice
looks awesome man. Good job.
Thank you. I have lots of hours in it lol. I was really happy with the end results.
Depends on when's the last time you saw it hahaha.
I got rid of some of the red in the interior. More subtle?
I saw you toned it down a bit. It looks great! I love the story with it as well! I did the red accents in my 93 Mustang GT back in 05-06 it definitely looked good at the time. I still find it hard to leave my interior alone.
I can't believe mines almost a classic. I have no wall space either. The other walls have banners and metal signs all over it lol. Is that carpet or garage paint? I really want to do that to mine.
It's indoor/outdoor carpeting. Gives a warmer feeling. Lasts really well and helps prevent flat spots too.
It's indoor/outdoor carpeting. Gives a warmer feeling. Lasts really well and helps prevent flat spots too.
Indoor/outdoor carpet is the way to go! I've done the same with mine, but just under the cars and tires (prevents seasonal ground condensation from rising to the undercarriage). I didn't want to do the whole garage because eventually I'll have to tear it all down and build a much bigger garage anyway:
Indoor/outdoor carpet is the way to go! I've done the same with mine, but just under the cars and tires (prevents seasonal ground condensation from rising to the undercarriage). I didn't want to do the whole garage because eventually I'll have to tear it all down and build a much bigger garage anyway:
In my first house I actually laid checkered tile down. It looked really good, it just didn't hold up well over the years. Looks like I found my winter project this year. Nice Nova!
05-08-2024, 07:19 AM
My 2002 Camaro transformation. 
