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Campbell Auto Restoration aka CAR open house
To all on Lat-G,
Campbell Auto Restoration is having an open house July 18th and you and your freinds are invited. We will have many of customers cars and projects on display, special pricing on Baer Brakes, DSE, and other products, product and services Q & A, food/drink and more. So if your in the area please come by Sat July 18th from 9-2 at 260 Cristich Lane Campbell, Ca. Also there will more parking behind the shop at Edith Morely Park. Please call me at 408/371-5522 for more info. Hope to see there. Kevin |
Kevin I really wish I could make it. I greatly enjoyed my last trip to your shop and hope to make another one soon. Should be a good time...enjoy!
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Very cool and I've added it to the calendar.
Cheers, Mary Pozzi |
2 weeks and counting, please come by if you are in the area.
Kevin |
Sounds like a fun time...still on for 9 am on Saturday?
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This coming Saturday from 9 to 2. Should have some cool stuff here to see.
Kevin |
John,
I know we're past the 10 mile radius for your cars, but you got to bring one! We should have 1 of Chad's cars on display either the Camaro or the Cad. Kevin |
What say you, John??? You want to bring the Chevelle?
Cheers, Mary Pozzi |
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John no Focus, drive up 1 of the Camaros or the Chevelle and I'll hook you up with some tee shirts! It's only like a 45 min drive.
Kevin |
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Just kidding John!:cheers: |
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Tomorrow morning, John do I need to hide some shirts for you?
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Thanks to all who attended our first open house. BTW John didn't get any tee shirts!
Kevin |
Yeah but I had a blast...
That is true but man...what a party you guys put on Kevin.:yes:
I've been around some high-end cars in my time and I was truly impressed with what I witnessed yesterday.I came away with a new respect for CAR and the work their team produces. Great to see Brett (lowend) again and chat about all things automotive and to meet Dennis (DjD) from Team Camaro as well as other friends who were there like Roger & Chad Raynal. I had a great time and I appreciate you having this event. Here's a couple of pics I shot,really alot of eye candy here...willy. I'll let Kevin comment on them,these first were pics I shot @ GG in Pleasanton,yesterday we got the see the other side: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC06686.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC06679.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07291.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07290.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07293.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07274.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07276.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07285.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07283.jpg Chad Raynal's new toy,Pratt & Miller/GM Cadillac,complete c/f body,5 chassis built,this is #5: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07277.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07278.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07315.jpg doors weight 3.5lbs: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07319.jpg |
Thanks John,
Where to start, the under side of Steve's Camaro is just as nice as the top. Then you got Cadillac "style" and those are 2 Holley Domantors on a Boss 302 (yes it is the real PJ Trans Am car). The Kinsler crossram big block is in a Vega! I wish you all could here Tate's blue '65 Mustang run, is has the coolest exhaust sound, a cross betweem American muscle and high end Euro. Also Tate's car is the reason for the other 2 Mustang build we are doing now, the fastback is in second prime and the sister car the body metal work is all but finished (the other under car shots are the convert' and John needs to post up the rear suspension of it), both 'stangs are powered with Roush 427 IR small blocks with 6-speeds, 6 piston Baer/Car brakes and more. Now for the Camaro on the table it is Tom's (my boss) car and it was the car we did the prototyping on for Steve's car, well it has been laying a round for about 4 years now so it is time to go forward with it. The plan for it goes somethine like this, updating some of the suspension and chassis taking what we have learned from other builds and powered from some type of LS engine either big inch, twin turbo'ed or supercharged with a goal over 650hp at rear wheels. But with all shop projects customer cars come first, so look for the Fastback this fall. Kevin |
too bad you guys couldn't make the body gaps nice....geez!
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Kevin,
Sorry I missed this one! My mom is in the hospital and I have to stick close to home for a while. David |
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You better explain this one Kevin... http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07330.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07309.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07338.jpg http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07340.jpg Here's another of the '69 Camaro on the chassis jig: http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC07333.jpg |
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Hope mom is fine... |
Damn... I didn't see this post until now. There are some very nice cars there !!
MC John, where abouts are you in Monterey? I have alot of family up there in the area. Jason |
Dave hope things are good with your mom. It was good to visit with Mary.
O.K. the Mustang's rear suspension where to start, the simple answer is it is torque arm 3-link with a panhard bar. Now for the long answer, the car is powered by a 590 horse Roush small block so we needed a 3" exhaust system and with the car being a soft top we also needed to run the exhaust to the rear of the and not out the side like on the fastback, also needing to maintain a 20 gallon fuel tank (car must have a 250-300+ range). So to get the 3" exhaust and not cut into the tank the leaf springs had to go. We used a Total Control torque arm and DSE rear trailing arms and panhard bar and we built mounting brackets. From there we mounted the coil-overs and linked them to the rear axle housing via 2 sets of rocker arms per side. Kevin |
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Mary & Dave live about 10 minutes north from me heading towards Salinas. |
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Kevin, what was done that causes it to sound like that?
Just lucky! Skip we built a side exit exhaust system with a X-pipe, a pair race bullet mufflers, a pair of custom Bassani muffle with the inlets and outlets on the same in and exiting through 4" oval just in front of the rear wheels. This set up along with built 351 just makes music. Kevin |
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Looks like a great combo. Maybe someone will record it and post it. |
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