1970 Camaro-Purpose Built Auto Cross
 

Another 70 Camaro auto cross car. I thought I would share my build hoping everyone that contributes to the site will have some helpful insight. I'm building this car specifically for auto-cross, yet it will be street legal. I purchased the car nearly a year ago from Roger Lee at Ironworks and had it shipped home to start the build. Since then I have slowly repaired concerning spots in the sheetmetal and collected several new go fast parts. The car is getting the full Detroit Speed suspension treatment(complete front Hydroformed stub and quadralink) along with DSE cage, firewall block off plate and mini tubs. I plan on running the GM performance LS3/525 and I have already ordered an M22-W from AutoGear. I just received my 3rd member from Competition Gear and Transmission in North Carolina and am awaiting my new quictime bellhousing. I just finalized all my wheel dimensions with Jay @ Budnik(Thanks Jay) and will pull the trigger on those as soon as the suspension is bolted under the car for the last time. I have lots of other details but will stop here and provide some photos of my progress. I was able to make it to SEMA this year along with the last Goodguys in Scottsdale, the competition seems to be growing rapidly and I look forward to joining in. Thanks, Cal.

Last one.

Welcome to the site. Sounds like a great build plan. We need more 2nd gens :D

The pics above are kind of a fast track of my progress. The car was a shell only when I received it from Roger. As you can see, it's received a new roof, its stripped, I have started filling the firewall and it's now on the twirler(thanks to my son Mac). As soon as I can get the picture attaching figured out I will post recent pics of my progress.

Thanks, Cal.

Awwww man I was kinda hoping for a roadster 70 Camaro!!!!

Looks great so far.

I'm waith Trey, more pictures!

Sure will be a nice one with that parts list,good luck with your new project:G-Dub:

Thanks. You don't know how close it was to becoming someone else forever roadster.

Always good to see another 2nd gen., keep the pics coming!

lol, I'm blind. I honestly didn't notice the roof and a-pillars were missing in the one picture. :headscratch:

Welcome Aboard!!!!!!! Will enjoy seeing another great home built car.Thank's for sharing.