68 Camaro Part 2
 

I originally built this car while i was in high school. It was very bare. No AC/Heat, radio, or interior for that matter. I really wasn't too concerned about it back then. In college i wrecked it because i fell asleep (you would wonder how considering the car was crazy loud, finals, no sleep, dorms closed up).

After 3-4 years, work has started to slow down enough for me to start working on her again.

Current parts list:
Forged 347 LS1, ported heads, monster cam, ewp
Stainless Works headers
D&D T56 Trans
Denny's Nitrous Ready Driveshaft
Moser 12-bolt, 33spline, 4.11s
Autometer Gauges
Fuel cell in trunk

Planned parts:
Aftermarket sub-frame (leaning towards Art Morrison)
G-Link rear
C6Z06 brakes (seem to be the most budget friendly option)
Fikse 5 or 5S wheels
DSE Mini-tub
Vintage Air
Electric Windows (any recommendations?)
Ricks tank
etc, etc

What do y'all think about putting a '69 dash in? It will allow all my gauges to be centrally located as well as allowing an e-brake where the console used to be. Or has any body see an e-brake worked into the center console?

Should i keep the drip rails or remove them?

Here are some pics of how she looked before i started taking her apart. Car will be going to the body shop either this week or next week to get put in primer.

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...IMG_2831-1.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...IMG_2830-1.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...IMG_2819-1.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...8/IMG_2850.jpg

Nice !!!!
 

Very Nice project ! Make sure you post pics. as you get things done !

Good Luck !:thumbsup:

My body guy sent me some pics. It's actually ready for pickup but I am working till Feb so ill get it then. i gave him a few more things to do until then. Still trying to decide on rear suspension. I had decided on the G-link but now im worried about ride height after watching Rybar's thread.

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...8/100_4075.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...8/100_4077.jpg

Looks like a nice project! And it's a 68!! :cheers:

I love that last pick looking from the rear down the side to the nose.. that is the best part of the 67/8.
And to comment on the suspension, I think Ryan resolved all of his issues.
Not speaking for him of course but read the last of his thread.

Thanks, I will probably give Frank a call on Tuesday and get the rear suspension ordered along with the mini tubs.