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Old 10-30-2010, 11:25 PM
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Just wanted to say hi and post some pics of my 99 Camaro. By day I work at a place called Bennett Coachworks. We have some pretty cool projects under way so I'll have to take some pics and post them.







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Old 10-30-2010, 11:30 PM
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very nice car Tom, and welcome to the site!

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Looks like some dandy paint work!

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Welcome, Tom. I'm digging the red hoops on your Camaro.
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Nice car! Need motor details
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Welcome. Nice car.

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^^What he said. I notice the coils have been moved and the custom air filter casing as well.
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Cool ride! Welcome!!
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Thanks guys! Some details about the car. I got this car to use as a nice daily driver during the Summer. I was going to add rims and exhaust and that's it. I guess Wisconsin winters are to long. I started to take the car apart to do a few more mods, and well, you get the picture. Engine got a freshen up, and I added a little more cam, headers, 3inch exaust, ported heads and intake. Since the engine was out, I cleaned up and painted the engine bay. I added better pads and rotors, adjustable shocks, bigger sway bars and springs. Since I'm a fabricator, I had to do something one-off on the car, so I made a custom air filter lid out of aluminum. (Pics below). I also built a custom strut tower support out of 1.500" moly tube. There are a few more things on the to "do list" but for right now I'm enjoying driving it.











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Very nice. Great job.
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Wow!

Nice work on the air-inlet!
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