STZ 1970 El Camino Build

[Sandbagger]

What kind of filler rod did you use on the bumper ? Silicon Bronze ? Im just guessing .

[settintrendz]

Originally Posted by ChevelleNV

Love it, especially what you did with the rear bumper... Nice

Thanks Greg. Last minute thing. Glad we did it.

[settintrendz]

Originally Posted by Sandbagger

What kind of filler rod did you use on the bumper ? Silicon Bronze ? Im just guessing .

Yes, good eye. I did use silicon bronze, but only for the inside seam of that bodyline on either side of the license plate box. The rest was done with 70S-2 (standard mild steel) filler. We use the silicon bronze on non-structural inside seams from time to time as its easier to sand/ metal finish.

[settintrendz]

Front bumper narrowed. License plate deleted. Re-worked the stock marker light holes to accept Avalanche fog lights.

[ChevelleNV]

Originally Posted by settintrendz

Front bumper narrowed. License plate deleted. Re-worked the stock marker light holes to accept Avalanche fog lights.

More bumper work....Nice

[settintrendz]

Originally Posted by ChevelleNV

More bumper work....Nice

Thanks Greg. You're chevelle is lookin pretty killer too.

[Borre]

Originally Posted by settintrendz

Got the radiator mounted, shroud and close-out almost done. Still undecided on whether to keep it brushed or 60% gloss black.





Motor is done. Chassis and parts back from p/c. Startin' to put the puzzle back together.

the cover over the radiator, have you have made ​​or is it from a store?

Its soo nice...me want...

Borre.

[ChevelleNV]

Originally Posted by settintrendz

Thanks Greg. You're chevelle is lookin pretty killer too.

Thanks...

[settintrendz]

Originally Posted by Borre

the cover over the radiator, have you have made ​​or is it from a store?

Its soo nice...me want...

Borre.

Thanks Borre. No, we made that closeout. We've altered a bit since those photos, but the same basic idea.

[waynieZ]

It looks great on there.