69 Ss Ls6
 

I picked up a 69 coupe back in July with the intent of posting the project as I went. I am finally getting around to it. Here are the starting pics. The car is a pre Dec 68 car built in Norwood CA. It does have PS, PDB front, AC. It was originally Fathom green with green interior and a black vinyl top. Most of the sheet metal is in pretty good shape and so is the front subframe. The car needed a floor and rework of the trunk. There is no glass, dash area, engine, trans. The interior might can be saved.

Take a look.

Cool, what are your plans for it?

Nice project!
Is that your combine in the back ground?

Good starting point. What are your plans? Keep us updated!

Very cool. Good luck with the build.
Keep us posted.:thumbsup:

It looks like a nice car to start with. Let us know what your plans are for it. Oh and we love lots of pictures. lol

69 Ss Ls6
 

Thanks for the interest all. I will post some more pics tonight. I have done quite a bit already. My intention is to keep the classic look but with modern technology for the mechanicals. I am leaning towars Candy Apple Red but might go Garnet Red. So far I have:

LS6 crate engine picked up from Dahmer Power Train
Edelbrock intake and throttle body
Doug's Headers
T56 magnum from Hurst Drive Lines
12 bolt posi with 3.73 gears- installed
Heidt's 4 link Suspension -installed
Rear disc brakes
New floor pan
Front seats from a 2010 Camaro 1SS from Texas Speed
Vintage Air AC/heat from Matt's Classic Bowties
Vintage Air front runner system for the LS from Matt's Classic Bowties

Gonna be a cool car :thumbsup:

Pics Update
 

Here are the pics with the new floor pan installed. I started here so I could practice my welding skills after learning on some scraps. The toe box area and the trunk pans were able to be saved.

More pics
 

With the rear end and gas tank removed, I used stripper in a tank sprayer then a pressure washer to knock most of the crud off. I went back with 60 grit sanding disc to knock of the rest. This was a little tough but worked in the absence of a rotesserie. The tank sprayer was toast when I was done!