70 Camaro - Boise, Idaho

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by bkswede

Scanned quickly through your build thread ... there’s a ton of detail here and it’s amazing the work you’re doing! Really incredible job!


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Originally Posted by EVIL SS

You really don't shy away from work, do you? Lol, this is a killer build!

Dave

Thank you!

[Goosesdad]

Finished the overhead console/headliner and re-primed it.




Pulled out all the interior panels for one last sand blow out before it comes off the rotisserie.




Put the interior panels back.




Finished up the trunk panels, all of the flanges, mounts and the floor. Have a bud with a CNC router - will cut out for fuel pump access panel and will lighten up the MDF floor panel.

[214Chevy]

Super nice work, all around...inside and out.

[waynieZ]

Those look great.

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by 214Chevy

Super nice work, all around...inside and out.

Originally Posted by waynieZ

Those look great.

Thank you very much!

[Goosesdad]

Does everyone have that crew they can call..."can you come help me hold/lift/fit/test...?" This is mine; wife and great friends. Seemed cool to let them thread in the first final assembly bolts. Good times.

[waynieZ]

It's great to have good family and friends there for support. The finish on your pre paint car is what I'm hoping for on my finish one! Beautiful prep work.
I always look forward to your up dates.

[jarhead]

WOW, the console/headliner is way cool!

[Goosesdad]

Originally Posted by jarhead

WOW, the console/headliner is way cool!

Thanks Joe!!

[Goosesdad]

Been awhile! Hope everyone is well!
Starting all of the interior parts, dash, door panels and center console.
Planning on doing some carbon pieces, both laminated and formed so I thought I'd get a handle on working with it - done a fair amount of fiberglass but never really messed with Carbon.
Also wanted to test the Speedhut gauges.... They are real nice.
So..... built some parts for my golf cart as a learning exercise. Learned a lot! carbon definitely has some idiosyncrasies but isn't terribly difficult. Was really interested in seeing how it lays into complex curves. Finished with some PPG Matte clear.