1968 Camaro "Badmotorfinger" v2.2

[Ron in SoCal]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Did I miss an update here...somewhere?

[fleet]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Did I miss an update here...somewhere?

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Quoting yerself...that's Bad Ron postin' me thinks.

The Rontourage doesn't have a deal with him.



lol

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Did I miss an update here...somewhere?

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Yes, you must have been over in your thread posting a quality upda..... oh, wait. Sorry. That's below the belt.

[James OLC]

It's amazing that it took me 11 pages just to find a pic of the steering column…




if you can shoot me a note on where you found the the column and cv reservoirs...

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by James OLC

It's amazing that it took me 11 pages just to find a pic of the steering column…




if you can shoot me a note on where you found the the column and cv reservoirs...

Sad state of affairs, James.....



Sending a PM now.

[James OLC]

Got it - thanks!

I was going to (and still may) use a Woodward column in the '69 but got sidetracked talking to rally guys about EPAS setups...






Oh... Get the car done already,

[67zo6Camaro]

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[Rick D]

Originally Posted by James OLC

It's amazing that it took me 11 pages just to find a pic of the steering column…




if you can shoot me a note on where you found the the column and cv reservoirs...

That's funny I still can't find the picture of the column?? but I gave up after 5 pages of going back. good laughs though!!

[Ron in SoCal]

Originally Posted by James OLC

It's amazing that it took me 11 pages just to find a pic of the steering column…

Originally Posted by Rick D

That's funny I still can't find the picture of the column?? but I gave up after 5 pages of going back. good laughs though!!

So for the good of all following along, I'll do the noble thing and try to resurect this thread. Dave came down this weekend and he, Rob and I met down at Brett's shop. My first time there, I could tell from the previous shop pics I'd seen of Fab 53 that the shop has come a really long way. The place is set up for just about any fabrication project you possibly could want.

Looking at Dave's car compared to the last time I saw it I was in awe. The stance, parts, effort and money that has gone into this thing is incredible. It's raw, well thought out and just hardcore-nasty-cool.

Of course, Dave'll never be able to keep the tires connected to pavement long enough to make a dent in his lap times but that just can't detract from how cool this car is, or how many points he'll lose at street car events

I'll let Dave tell the rest of the story but here's a pic of Dave trying to fit into his racecar seat. He's trying to exhale and talk at the same time (typical), doing neither well:

[67zo6Camaro]

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