69 Camaro v2.0 - Project "Major Havoc"

[Matt@BOS]

Originally Posted by chr2002ca

What's the scoop on your engine?

Steve Rupp has been helping with that, and just as we finalized all of the parts selection, I suppose you could say that he got very busy helping to take care of a couple kids.

I hope to get the car back together in the next couple of months.

Oh, and like Doug said, if you need any help with anything, I'm close by and happy to help. I've gotten good at holding parts in one hand, and a beer in the other. I'm also good enough to only do more complicated things twice now.

Matt

[Flash68]

Chris, I apologize for the poor etiquette of our other members here who continually attempt to derail your thread.

Originally Posted by chr2002ca

I'm not going to hold up my build because of the tranny.

That sounds like a personal situation buddy.

Originally Posted by chr2002ca

Hopefully Kandie and I can make our way up there some time soon and check out your new digs.

Thanks and would love to have you and the wifey anytime you're in the area!

Keep on keepin on.

[Ron in SoCal]

What, no technical update today Chris? Get busy Sir or you'll be hijacked by someone (Dave Gordon) after dinner...

[DFRESH]

Chris--come on--you are killing me here---give us something.

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by DFRESH

Chris--come on--you are killing me here---give us something.

He saved up a years worth of normal updates for this thread. The next update might just be him testing and tuning at a secret location in Mexico.

[chr2002ca]

Sorry gentlemen! I'm close to posting a new round of updates and photos. Got the front completely put back together with the exception of the electric fan controller that came in the mail yesterday. Will probably wire that this weekend. It took a little extra time to re-run some wiring, finalize a few rear mount points on the new inner fenders, and I also moved the horns down behind the lower valance so that they weren't hanging in front of the radiator and blocking air flow. I've also got the main hoop and hoop-to-package tray bars test fit and today I'm going to pull them back out and shoot them in satin black. So far, the Tiger Cage has lived up to its billing as bolt-in and it's been a pleasure to install with only minor exceptions and a few broken drill bits. I'll have a full write-up and more photos posted by the weekend.

[WicKeD_SS]

Looking forward to your build 2.0 Being a BBC guy as well and with alot of the things im doing or wanting to do, I cant wait to see how your car turns out! Love it

[intocarss]

I heard my name and I'm lurking Great build now add some stripes to the roof would ya