sweet 67 Camaro -yee hah
 

thought you guys may enjoy some pics with your morning java of a 67 Camaro Im doing- I also listed some of the specs (and future specs) for the car..


Here is a before shot:
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...t/cristb41.jpg
doing some metal fab and body stuff
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...rist070103.JPG

You know- I have this same picture for every car I do...LOL

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...t/DSC00089.JPG

Round and round she goes!

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...cristunder.JPG


:D

Drivetrain Configuration: front engine, rear-wheel drive

Wheelbase: 108 in

Engine: LS2 364 cu in (6.0 L) small-block

Horsepower: 400 HP (298 KW) at 6000 RPM

Torque: 400 ft-lbs (542 NM) at 4400 RPM

Transmission: 4L65-E four-speed automatic

Axle:
Chris Alston's Chassisworks Fab9 rear-end, 3.70 ratio

Suspension:
Chris Alston's Chassisworks Camaro subframe, street machine a-arm package and Varishock Quickset-1 coil-overs front, Chris Alston's Chassisworks g-Bar Camaro rear suspension system with Varishock Quickset-1 coil-overs rear

Exterior:
Dupont Hot Hues 2007 Corvette Magnetic Red ; Rally Sport grille and headlamp covers; cowl-induction hood; rear spoiler

Interior:
Stock Camaro black interior with optional gauge package

Special features:
Custom Raceware radiator and fan package; Rock Valley Stainless Steel gas tank; Hot Rod Air conditioning systemWheels:
American Racing Hopster 17x8-in front and 17x9.5-in rear

Tires:
BF Goodrich g-Force T/A Radials 245/45WR17 front, 285/40WR17 rear

Brakes:
Wilwood 4-wheel disks with 11.75-in vented rotors and four-piston calipers

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...ristpaint1.JPG

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...ctures_042.jpg

http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...ber 10 012.jpg

Looks great, and man, that thing looked like a real gem when you started.

Thanks. Yeah particularly loved the spray bombed rear quarters- PRETTY.:lol:

I hope to have it done soon- I really like the color...

Here are some of the renderings been toying around with (Murray Pfaff did them) for the final touches on the car....
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/curr...rst_render.jpg

I like the one in the upper right with the black rims but dont thinks thats flying with the guy. OH well.

Lenny, I agree, I like the upper right one as well.

Tell Murray to get his butt over here and say hi to us. :D :cheers:

my votes for the upper right...:thumbsup:

Upper right!

looking good

Next time I talk with him Ill read him the riot act for you :)

I like the upper LEFT.
Nice color contrast with engine color too.

+1:woot:

I'm always amazed by the before and after pictures. Awesome work and thanks for bringing another one back from the grave. :captain:

Looks awesome. Nice choice of red!
-d

I like the top 2, mainly the top right. But the top left might have a more classic look to it.

Its your car though! Always remember that! :thumbsup:


Tim

upper right just makes the car look that much better, there is just something about black wheels on cool color cars. :woot:

Actually its my customer's car-wish it was mine!

Gotta go with the black wheels! :thumbsup:

The 1st one :thumbsup:
Really not feeling this black wheel look on some of these rides ecs with the lack of bright work on the cars for contrast a nice Shiny billet wheel really makes the look! ecs on older muscle cars now a newer ride like a CTSV caddy or something like that maybe, should look sweet good luck!

Upper left!

:captain:

Alex

By the way, someone asked the color of he engine paint:

It is the DuPont Hot Hues Starynight

darn it- I hate when I re organize the website and then forget I linked a message to the pictires.

Here ya go:

BEFORE
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...t/cristb41.jpg


AFTER
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...ures%20100.jpg
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...ures%20104.jpg
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...ures%20106.jpg
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...7/DSCN2371.JPG

Very Nice!!! Love the color!
What are the specs on those wheels and tires?
What kind of suspension mods?

Here are the specs on the car...

Drivetrain Configuration: front engine, rear-wheel drive

Wheelbase: 108 in

Engine: LS2 364 cu in (6.0 L) small-block

Horsepower: 400 HP (298 KW) at 6000 RPM

Torque: 400 ft-lbs (542 NM) at 4400 RPM

Transmission: 4L65-E four-speed automatic

Axle:
Chris Alston's Chassisworks Fab9 rear-end, 3.70 ratio

Suspension:
Chris Alston's Chassisworks Camaro subframe, street machine a-arm package and Varishock Quickset-1 coil-overs front, Chris Alston's Chassisworks g-Bar Camaro rear suspension system with Varishock Quickset-1 coil-overs rear

Exterior:
Dupont Hot Hues 2007 Corvette Magnetic Red ; Rally Sport grille and headlamp covers; cowl-induction hood; rear spoiler

Interior:
Stock Camaro black interior with optional gauge package

Special features:
Custom Raceware radiator and fan package; Rock Valley Stainless Steel gas tank; Hot Rod Air conditioning systemWheels:
American Racing Hopster 17x8-in front and 17x9.5-in rear

Tires:
BF Goodrich g-Force T/A Radials 245/45WR17 front, 285/40WR17 rear

Brakes:
Wilwood 4-wheel disks with 11.75-in vented rotors and four-piston calipers
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Looks great Lenny! Cool color choice too!:thumbsup:

thanks Ben

Hey you coming to Laconia this weekend for the RC show?

I was so thrilled - the owner of the car won FIRST PLACE in his class this past weekend at the East Coast Camaro show in Nashua NH. He was so happy when he went to pick up his trophy. All smiles...:thumbsup:

Drove the car there AND home- dirt and all.:cheers:

can I ask where you mounted your ECM?

well- the client wanted to do some of that type of stuff himself, so its been placed under the front fender :_paranoid

but I usually place the ECM moving it to a kick panel (which I want to do with this one)
or running a radial delete plate and mounting it behind that. :yes:

Congrats on the First place! I can see why, beautiful car. Great stance,beautful color, very tastefully done. Great job!:thumbsup:

not my win. my clients- I just built it. :thumbsup: but thanks!

Here is a quick update of the shows in 2009 for this car.
Boston World of Wheels: Best in Class, Street Acheivement Award
Pittsburgh World of Wheels: Best Street Machine (ISCA award), Best Display
ISCA Quebec City show (this past weekend) Best Display and Best Street Machine

Feelin' pretty happy about the wins- seems that the East Coast likes the car....
The owner is thrilled.


Here is pics from Pittsburg
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...07/pits087.jpg
http://www.chop-shopcustoms.com/Done...07/pits145.jpg


Im actually still in Quebec so I need to get my crap together and drive the hell home..... Later!

this will be at my OPen House is anyone wants to see it close up .