This is MY 67 Camaro

[Tony V]

Chief,
Looks real good and your doing a great job, great motivation for us to keep moving. I'm looking to spray L. skin in the next couple weeks and with your write up it seems something i can tackle without much worries..keep up the great work.

[jazz2069]

I like the idea of cutting the frame rail deep and widening the tub! More rear tire!!

[Smitty68]

Great job so far keep up the good work and the photos coming in. And thanks for your service to our country..

[Sonar Chief]

Still here have not washed away with the floods here in NOCO! Man these last two days have been crazy, the Governor sent us home at noon ... so I went and worked on the car Planned to go archery elk hunting Sunday but all the roads up to the mountains are closed

Originally Posted by waynieZ

Nice!

Thanks Wayne!

Originally Posted by Tony V

Chief,
Looks real good and your doing a great job, great motivation for us to keep moving. I'm looking to spray L. skin in the next couple weeks and with your write up it seems something i can tackle without much worries..keep up the great work.

Tony, it was pretty easy to work with, spray a test patch and adjust air and get a feel for the amount coming out. I ran with 1 1/2 out on the nozzle and that seemed to lay out nice. Good luck!

Originally Posted by jazz2069

I like the idea of cutting the frame rail deep and widening the tub! More rear tire!!

More tire, MO BETTER!

Originally Posted by Smitty68

Great job so far keep up the good work and the photos coming in. And thanks for your service to our country..

Thanks and there's plenty mo pictures!

So .... cleaned up the reinforcement pieces that the window fuzzies get attached to, still need to get some zinc primer on them and weld them to the outer door skin prior to attaching the skin. If the weather warms up I may try my hand at bonding the passenger side door skin......that's why there is bare metal all around the perimeter of the door skin and the frame... for the 3M Bonding.


Closeup of the Lizard Skin after pulled the tape.... 0.040?


Touching up door with POR Chassis Black before I cover w/ skin!

Thanks for looking ....

[makoshark]

Excellent job there Chief! Keep the pixes coming

[Sonar Chief]

Originally Posted by makoshark

Excellent job there Chief! Keep the pixes coming

Thanks Jeremy ... trying to keep everyone motivated with pictures

So, it's been raining and flooding here in NOCO for a week and the temp never got above 60 so I could not get the door skins bonded, so plan B. Fit in the passenger side mini tub and get some measurements.

Made a go no go gauge outa wood that fits snug (41 5/8") and would keep things parallel with the drivers side tub ... worked well. Fit snug inside the backseat area, up and over the shock area and half way through the trunk .... and then I took a turn or something, it's metal I can fix it!

Pictures ..... here's the mini tub clamped with the measurements, the surprise was the tub in the trunk - there is a gap of 3/4" between them , the front was 5/8" just like the driver's side. Same drill .... flatten the flange and move it over to fit the outer wheel house flange


My go-no-go gauge fit in the trunk!

I undercut the floor at the end ... and there is a gap between the tubs.

The front of the tub ... same as drivers side

Wasn't expecting this fer sure ....

Quick depth measurements shows the same as the drivers side That's all for today, thanks for looking ....

[waynieZ]

it's metal I can fix it!

That's the best attitude to have and why your doing so well !I need to think that way a lot more.