Beast Mode '69 Camaro

[LS7 Z/28]

Originally Posted by awr68

Just read through the entire build thread.....WOW!!! What a bitchin car! I'm really liking the styling and choices you have made....very well thought out!

And you can't beat the Father/Son builds! Good Times!!

Have you picked a color yet?

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

awesome work Casey!!!!

Love the hood too.

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Just awesome Casey! Can't wait to see it in color

Thanks guys!

Exterior is painted now, and things are starting to come together with the assembly process. Hoping to drive it for the first time next weekend depending on how things go.

[Matt@BOS]

Now the fun part really starts!

[tubbed69]

That's looks great Casey,hope your driving soon

[Flash68]

Outstanding. Love the Spek gauge packaging.

[SBDave]

Great choice! I was just thinking battle ship grey would look good on a build like yours.

Dave

[glassman]

congrats on getting this far. Simply looks great and different with that shade of gray (did you look at 50?lol)

Soo close....great build...

[waynieZ]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Outstanding. Love the Spek gauge packaging.

Me too!

[frankv11]

That thing is pure awesomeness. Love the color , care to share the info on it.

[LS7 Z/28]

Originally Posted by frankv11

That thing is pure awesomeness. Love the color , care to share the info on it.

Thanks, It's a custom tint

Originally Posted by Matt.A

Now the fun part really starts!

Originally Posted by tubbed69

That's looks great Casey,hope your driving soon

Originally Posted by Flash68

Outstanding. Love the Spek gauge packaging.

Originally Posted by SBDave

Great choice! I was just thinking battle ship grey would look good on a build like yours.

Dave

Originally Posted by glassman

congrats on getting this far. Simply looks great and different with that shade of gray (did you look at 50?lol)

Soo close....great build...

Originally Posted by waynieZ

Me too!

Thanks guys, it's great to have it finally coming together



Currently the car is at an interior shop here in Minnesota having a stock style headliner installed, along with custom carpet, custom rear package tray and custom kick panels. There are still quite a few things to sort out and finish but the car is finally able to move under it's own power. The side glass and the door panels will still need to be installed after the interior is finished along with installing the taillights and a few other things. The car will also be going on the chassis Dyno at TPIS in a couple weeks. Here are some photos from the last few weeks.

[LS7 Z/28]

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