http://eastbayerectors.com/camaro/cowl2.jpg

Chip Foose he's not... But you get the idea.



A little taller.

Thinks that everything should start with a tubing bender.

Favorite program on his computer is SolidWorks

Thinks a fast car is mid 7's, with doors.

Everyone has 42,000 book marked internet pages, don't they?

Will answer your email at 11:30pm from his laptop or phone it he's driving.

It's only steel, we can bend, shape, weld, cut, any thing that you can't imagine. The stuff that you can imagine, we can do this week.

'Bolt on' comes with a grinder and a welder, right.

Like Chip Foose
the devil is in the details
Wants to think outside the box, but there is no box, so everything is outside 'the box'.



Now back to Camaro Works, or Nova Works, or more commonly called Works with Steel.





Mick

I love this car! Sick guys:thumbsup:

Paul

Ironworks definitely has a talented work force Mick :yes:

Sweet look on the cowl, similar to what rad rod troy did with the nova cowl

I like this idea better than Troys! (Sorry Troy!)

John

I agree, and especially the way it will flow into the interior panel

I like the cowl look from the cockpit but this is a great idea. That is the perfect place for some gauges.

I think the cowl looks great my question is which way will the hood open. Very forward thinking thought even Troy has done it. You guys are raising the bar.:thumbsup:

I have to agree, first hand experience no less.



Mick

Good place to disperse your wealth...

:D