Three Camaro's! Ok now I'm really really jelous. If the rest of the car is like that floor your all set. Those pedals look awesome.

wow - here is the link and here is a picture of the old Curtain Wall

http://syborgtwinturbo.com/pictures/..._01_20_001.jpg

Going to be a sweet Camaro man. I wish I had your garage, you got some space there. Pretty cool seeing those old pics of the Camaro, can't wait to see more progress pics.

great pics Marty, But I KNOW there are more, come on, quit holding out!!!! :unibrow:

Marty,

HELLO!!!!??!! What's goin on???


--Eric

Dude! Get off your bike and start posted up some REAL work!
:lol: :cheers:

I agree Greg!! I don't know whats with this guy.....:D

okay okay i will post a few updates this week

2nd Chance Camaro - Removing the Front Clip & Exhaust

Removing the Front Clip & Exhaust
Posted: April 26, 2011 www.2ndchancecamaro.com

Okay it's time to start posting some pictures.

Since safety is a big concern for me. The first thing I did was make a quick call to Race Ramps. I ordered up a set of 12" fixed height wheel cribs and an adjustable set of 12" wheel cribs. It's amazing how nice these cribs are.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...df8660a-me.jpg

With the car on the wheel cribs I was able to get under the car and inspect the floors and work out a game plan. The first thing I need to do was remove the exhaust as I had already sold it and then start looking for rust problems.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...5236b12-me.jpg

Scott (proTour73) was kind enough to come over and lend me a helping hand. He said it brought back memories of his restoration. Scott had the front end off in no time. I think he was hungry and I told him I was buying lunch at the local Mexican Restaurant so he worked really fast.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...3d4e583-me.jpg

Found some rust. Time to see if I can find some NOS sheet metal.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...d674cdb-me.jpg

You can see that Scott had the front clip completely removed before I figured out how to get the exhaust off in one piece. It almost made it up and over the rear differential. Sadly I had to remove it so I could get the exhaust out. Not a big deal as all of the bolts came off with ease.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...2bc2721-me.jpg

After a good days hard work this is what we ended up with. Not bad for 2 guys in 4 hours and that included lunch.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...2b6dc29-me.jpg

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Man I feel sorry for the guy that has to work on this rust bucket...:_paranoid