After 10 years the 69 Camaro begins

[Tempstop]

After joining this forum in 2005, I was immediately hooked on pro-touring. I was still finishing my 67 Camaro project at the time....year 16 of my 19 year build. But knew I wanted to build a 69 next. It took me a while, but I eventually found a body in Nebraska in 2009. It appeared to be fairly solid...even though the seller had spray bombed everything with black primer. The quarters, roof and doors were beat up and full of mud.
So, the car just sat for 10 years while I collected parts. And now the body begins. We were very pleased to find no rocker, floor pan, or trunk pan rust. I guess the Arizona tags on the car were legit. I was lucky long ago to find a lot of NOS parts. Let’s see how they fit.




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[CamaroAJ]

Is that your house garage? I'm available to be adopted and in time feel I'd be comfortable calling you dad.

[Cramer4918]

Originally Posted by CamaroAJ

Is that your house garage? I'm available to be adopted and in time feel I'd be comfortable calling you dad.

I'm next in line... Dad

[Cramer4918]

You are building it up right! That's for sure!

Everything looks great! Looking forward to the progress.

[Tempstop]

Thanks. Sure, you can move in.... but remember there is no shower in the outhouse. The shop is still a work in progress, but all the lose ends should be complete soon.


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[JD67SS]

Wow! Just Beautiful!

Hey, do you have any pics or a link to the ‘67?

JD

[CamaroAJ]

Originally Posted by Tempstop

Thanks. Sure, you can move in.... but remember there is no shower in the outhouse. The shop is still a work in progress, but all the lose ends should be complete soon.

Dang, grounded right off the bat to the outhouse. That garage is amazing though.

[Jimbo1367]

Originally Posted by Tempstop

soon.


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That garage is stunning !!!

[waynieZ]

Originally Posted by Jimbo1367

That garage is stunning !!!

Hell yeah it is!