AWESOME!!!
Tony is really happy with the job you & Brian are doing!:thumbsup: :cheers:

Here a pic of how thick the door was before
http://www.competition-specialties.c.../camaro221.jpg
Here's a pic of the edge now
http://www.competition-specialties.c.../camaro222.jpg

WOW :faint: That's an amazing difference!

it is amazing how little filler is required when used by someone who know how to apply it. That is a huge difference in the pics.

comp-spec :beavis:

Tony , Mike does'nt no it yet but he's going to have to make me one of those valances to :yes: I was going to order one from Marquez but steel would be kick azz. Now I just have to talk him into it-$$$$$$$$$:yes: :captain: :cheers:

Damn that's impressive. I think the car may have lost 200lbs in filler!

All that filler is just crazy!!!

That picture of the fender extewntion doesn't even look as thick as it was in person. Pete removed a ton of filler. They do some awesome work.
It was nice to meet Tony and his wife Jen and the other Tony . All nice people including Pete and Brian. They have some awesome projects going on in the shop.

The car looks great! This series of pics was what I've been wanting to see. The sub frame and suspension is really nice too. Those wheels are killer! That front valance looks right at home there, the factory should have done that.
Did anyone ever try to weigh the car before and after the bondo diet? It had to be at least 100 pounds on there.
To all of the guys who laid hands on it to get it looking so good--:hail:

now that's some progress!

car looks awesome guy's

can't wait to see the finished product.

?? what size tires on the car now

Thanks Marty!

They were:
245/40/18
315/30/18

It's the basic Camaro package now.
275/35/18
335/30/18

Sticky sticky..................:drive:

Man I just love how they look

They look even better in person!!!:unibrow: :thumbsup:

A little late posting, but it was nice to meet you Tony. The car looks great and Pete your doing a great job. Thanks for letting me stop by to check things out. Can't wait to see it completed. Thanks, Jon.

Jon, it was great talking with you! Thanks for stopping by! :cheers:

Wish I could have been there. She's looking good! We need to talk about those 335's.

Wish I could have been there..

The first "Karma" story will be in the next issue of Camaro Performers.. out in about a month.

Looking very good Tony!

Cool, now I'll have to buy another issue.

Time to get a subscription buddy!:thumbsup:

Steve,

How many tech articles where you guys able to get out of Karma? I think that's awesome and just adds to this build. :thumbsup:

Man that wheel and tire combo is killer!

Not sure.. four or five I think..

The first story is "when good cars go bad" and it's a two parter.

Well, it also lets us help out in the parts department, plus it's good tech.

That's funny, 'cause that's exactly what I kept telling Tony when we were pm'ing back and forth when he was asking about his car.:thumbsup:

Yea........but I don't have a Camaro. Now if some one wants to do somthing with an A-body.......I'll call it project BAF. Broke As Fu........:willy:

Is the car in color yet? Just wondering...

or any picture update in it's current state? :thumbsup:

Last I heard we are still waiting on a few parts to finalize mock-up. Thanks for the interest guys! :cheers:

Thanks goes to Rick Klein of Hood-Latches, LLC for their cast aluminum hood latch for Karma. :thumbsup:

http://www.competition-specialties.c.../camaro223.jpg

http://www.competition-specialties.c.../camaro224.jpg

Also thanks to Detroit Speed for their billet hood latch pin, spring collar and headlight switch knob.

http://www.competition-specialties.c.../camaro225.jpg

nice parts! :thumbsup:

Anthony....I am in your Will to get Karma...RIGHT!? :yes:

:_paranoid :captain:

:lol: :lol:

Not if I get to it first.............and I'm closer........:thumbsup: :rofl:

Oh...Trust me when I say I have the connections to have that sucker in my garage in less than 18 hours! :unibrow:

Once it's back at Tony's I can be to it in fifteen minuets!!!:woot:

I was thinking from Pete's shop to my house. Thanks for the info...I'll have to start planning a boost from that area too. :thumbsup:

Hey Tony, sounds like you better have KARMA locked in a garage in an "undisclosed" area in Walpole, MA somewhere!!! lol:unibrow: :thumbsup:
Can't wait to see this bad boy with paint!!!!:wow: