'69 Camaro Temper

[Centerforce]

Wow, you got CLOSE to that bolt hole. It must have been a little stressful porting around that part.

[CamaroAJ]

Originally Posted by Centerforce

Wow, you got CLOSE to that bolt hole. It must have been a little stressful porting around that part.

It was a little bit. There is a few shops that really hog these things out and remove that bolt hole completely and fill it with epoxy. I think this should be enough air flow fo what I'm doing though

[waynieZ]

Go get um AJ, I would love to get mine ported - but I haven't even heard it run yet lol That should flow some air.

[frankv11]

huge progress on it. a TON of work sure.

[CamaroAJ]

Thanks Frank, for sure a lot of work.

Saturday I got the drive side frame rail measured, supported, cut out, the new one welded in, and the front section finished up.





Kris Horton also finished up the front of the car with some new software. For sure looks like a real car, hopefully the real thing looks as good.



I also got the body back from the soda blaster, but I forgot to get pictures so that will have to wait until I take the frame to the blaster and drop the car off back at work.

[Zoomin]

Wow - lots of subtle changes on that one that make it fresh without losing the appeal of the original.

[dhutton]

I know you are doing all the fab but maybe there are some ideas here you can use:
http://rick486.wixsite.com/dobbertinperformance

Don

[nicks67ca]

Wow love the new rendering.

[syborg tt]

Nice update and looking forward to seeing more.

[CamaroAJ]

Originally Posted by dhutton

I know you are doing all the fab but maybe there are some ideas here you can use:
http://rick486.wixsite.com/dobbertinperformance

Don

I came across their stuff when I was looking into doing this swap a few months ago. Really cool stuff that would be super helpful in the future. I'd love to use it on a C10 project when I get this car done.

Originally Posted by nicks67ca

Wow love the new rendering.

Thank you.