67 Camaro "The Victim"

[Ricochet]

Going to be a great Round 2! Extremely solid victim awaiting the latest and greatest for it's PT transformation! Look forward to see it come together!

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Ricochet

Going to be a great Round 2! Extremely solid victim awaiting the latest and greatest for it's PT transformation! Look forward to see it come together!

Thanks man. That might have to be the new project name "Victim". It's going to be a lot of fun. Wishing I had a lift in my garage.

[Flash68]

Welcome back!

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Welcome back!

Thanks Brother!!

[Spiffav8]

Jeff arrived early Saturday morning and spent 16 hours helping me take the car apart. Thankfully it was only 104* that day.

Here we go.....









I was impressed with just how clean things on the car where.


No turning back now.


(Quick photo at Cars and Coffee...Jeff's $100 beater, as he calls it, and the Victim)

[Spiffav8]

I didn't want to break out the new wheels other than to just have a peak at them, but...no rollers yet. So we bolted them to the AME front sub for the install. Hopefully I'll have a set of rollers in the next day or two.







This is how the car sits for the next few days.

[Rybar]

Cool build Curtis, did you sell the 69 project that was at ABS? Sorry haven't been on much lately.

[tones2SS]

Very, very nice Curtis. Looks like a very clean car.
I look forward to seeing the progress. I love the wheels on that car.

[Spiffav8]

I kept the car on the road as long as possible. Figured I'd have one more week after dropping the front sub off to be powder coated....it took three days!









So....I cleaned up the garage, positioned the car and called Jeff...a.k.a. JWCarguy.



Jeff has owned over forty (yes I said 40) first gen Camaros. The man knows these cars very well. He is a very good friend and has been there for me every step of the way. It's usually a lot of which has kept me on track and on budget.