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Heh, doesn't look like much as I just threw the sheetmetal on to take it to paint (nice gaps! :rolleyes: )
Took it for a little spin - I love big block power!! :eek:

http://www.camarorestoration.com/gal...ide1.sized.jpg
http://www.camarorestoration.com/gal...nt34.sized.jpg

Ok, gotta ask, what's the motor combination?

Oh, it's just stock.

A stock RamJet 502!

http://www.camarorestoration.com/gal...gine.sized.jpg

Looks great Tom! :thumbsup: You nailed the stance, and as soon as those rear springs settle a bit it'll be perfect!!

Thanks Bill, I'm wondering if I shouldn't help it along with a few sand bags in the trunk... I think Vince suggested that

I don't think it would hurt as long as it's not for an extended time period. People that live in places other than California do it all of the time in the winter. :D

Which springs are you running?

DSE 3" drop

tom
 

looks great, fill that trunk up with 400 lbs of sand bags, get that thing down some.
jake

?? I was told that a RamJet would not fit under a stock cowl hood?? I was told a 4" was required.. I guess you proved that theory wrong. Looks awesome!!

I'm thinking he must have trimmed the inner support on the hood or lowered the engine in the chassis.

Jody