They are billet,it is part of Marquez Designs billet line.

who made your headers for the car the are awesome :hail:

That car is gorgeous. I'm glad I was able to see it in person. :thumbsup:

I think one of the guys at Marquez built them. I could be wrong....

Actually they were built by a guy named Ryan who has a shop at Infineon.His mother passed away when he was building them,needless to say he had to stop before he finished.Joe at Marquez design finsihed them up.

thank you for answering my question, can't wait to see it painted.

Nice meeting you Theresa.Next year maybe I won't be so sick.

Jonny, Have you started tearing the car apart for paint yet? I know I already told you about twenty times last week but I gotta say it again, Hats off to you and all the guy's involved in that build. That is very nicely done and looks Badass!! :hail:
I hope to see it on the power tour :thumbsup:

Kurt





www.autokraft.org

Thats what I figured, but i didnt see them listed on their site.
Thanks

Kurt,
It was nice meeting and talking to you at SEMA.The car is being plumbed right now.It will be a complete driver then it will get torndown.There are a few issues that need to be addressed on the body as well.
I talked to Pascual today and we are going to decide what show's we are going to do.I am considering the power tour,I need to look into it more.
Thanks for the compliments Im glad you liked it.

Wow.... long day... How did I miss them ?
I went back and there right there, clear as day !
I guess I was looking for the 'Orange' of the lenses and missed them....
thanks again !

Wow, very clean... I love the motor and the way the engine compartment looks... Congrats!

:hail:

Jonny this was absolutely my favorite car at SEMA this year. I know it's not finished but I just love that raw look. I love all the details that can't be seen at first glance. You've inspired me to get back to work on my project.

Thanks man,I am glad you liked it.

Jonny, Maybe somebody else already mentioned this but I think the added grill opening below the front bumper is perfect!

The rear pan and tailpipe treatment reminds me of Sick Fish but it is executed just as well. Very nice tie-in with the rear diffuser.

Don't be surprized if there is a '69 up in Minnesota that mimic's your mods someday (not Scott's either!).

Thanks for the inspiration.

I'd leave it in primer.

Jon, what do you think about posting the flat black rendering? It's bad ass and I know it would be a hit. :thumbsup:

Here ya go!Oh and there is no way we are leaving it primer.
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i1..._SATIN_BLK.jpg

Loved your car..

Pasqual PROMISED me a cool shot of the car in the shop. I nailed a great engine shot and with the rendering I will run a full page on your ride. :)

So bug him about it.. do it.. do it.. lol

That car is sick and makes mine look pretty damn simple..

Thanks Steve,I look forward to it.I have no idea how I missed meeting you at SEMA.
So what kind of shop pic do you want?

Probably a good one, Jon.

you should
 

you should print this and show your grandkids someday haha

WOW!!!
Awesome ride!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

That is an awesome car man, best stance and look i've seen yet. I really like the black/flatblack rendering. That's the color combo i was considering for my car before i picked up another Hugger orange car and decided to do HO on this one. I really like it and keep us posted on even more progress...I love those tips and the mod to the lower valence on the back.

William

Thanks!
We are going through all the build pics now and Scott will be putting together a site.We will post the build and and update it when the car is finished.

jonny
 

You have to be super cool to have a car like that, for sure.

Not as cool as being "famous!"

:cool: aswome looking car, i love the exhaust tips

Jon, you may have already answered this but when do you think it will be painted? I thought you were going with green?

Doug.

Hey Doug,we are shooting for january to have it completed.It is going to be green like the rendering.The flat black was going to be the color for SEMA but we made a last minute change.

Jon,

Could you list the specs on the motor, specificly which heads did you use?

Mal

Brodix block 4.120
Brodix track 1 heads
Oliver Billet crank 3.5"
Oliver Billet Rods 6"
Diamond pistons
Comp billet hyd. roller cam
Comp pro magnum rockers
Isky Lifters
APS sheet metal valve covers
Custom Hogan Intake
MSD distributer with crank trigger
Custom 321 stainless Turbo headers
Precision 61mm turbos w/Turbo smart 44mm wastegates
BS3

Jon Thanks,

373 cu in. I am planning a 400 cu in motor and settled on the same heads. Good to know I am on the right track. Fully CNCed they flow 330cfm! That is a wicked Camaro.

Mal

No problem Mal,good luck with you're project.

Jonny,
Do you have any pics of the turbos mounted in place without the fenders and other body work hiding them?

I'll have to look,I have 3000+ pictures to go through.

don't paint it!
leave it flat!
some other color if need be, but it looks more evil in the sealer.

the world has enough shiny first gen F-bodies. :thumbsup:

Any idea of color yet has to be the baddest Camaro i have seen here yet and thats alot lol

Here is what the finished car should look like..

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i1...on_PCfront.jpg