Could've, should've…You're building a sweetheart of a car brother!

Appriciate both your comments and support guys. Still trying to get some work done this season though. Test fitting motor and trans (tunnel mods), installing tank, headers, Rad, and cold air kit. That way all set in place for running complete wiring, hard lines and hoses. Pics to follow soon. :cheers:

Just received and installed a set of Fontanas from George a class guy and member - staged67gspwr. I previously had a local used set of
17" Hopsters to get the the project started several years back. I love the 18x8 and 18x10 combo for A-bodies. Feel it's a balanced look all around.
A couple of picks of what I feel are a timeless set of wheels...:D

...and after viewing his awesome '67 Lark laying rubber on BIG MUSCLE (that most have seen I'm sure), I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of meat still left on the tires. :lol:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHyZgP84IJU :trophy-1302:
Thanks again George...:cheers:

Nice!

looking good Joe,I hope you are making progress:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Thanks guys! As you know, wheels and tires, big part of the plan. Ride height still left to be dialed in of course. Now onto fabn' a trans tunnel and shift location. Funny but I'm actually starting to think of some color options = :confused59: On my short list are a classy/aggressive metallic red, 69' GM 'Champagne' or white. Fully realize that color is a very personal decision, but...
I'M OPEN TO OTHER SUGGESTIONS :thankyou:

My first car was a 66 Supper Sport if it looked 10% as nice as this I may never have gotten in to Camaros.

Joe she's looking good bro.

Wayne - There is always the next project! In the meantime, you are creating some very nice art of your own brother, particularly with all your one-off fab work.:bow:

You're a big part of it brother :cheers:

Car looks great love these cars!