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Old 06-26-2005, 08:49 PM
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Default Camaro is unloaded...time to go to work!

I finally got it off the trailer and into my booth. Started smoothing the firewall and stabbed the front sheetmetal to take some measurements. I will post more pics as I get further along.

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Cool Mike,keep the pics coming
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Must be Camaro week! Congrats and lots of pics!

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Cool, how deep is the recess in the firewall?
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Pretty much stock depth. Since I had completely removed the lower firewall I did not want to put that ugly wrinkled recess back in it.

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Yeah, those wrinkles are great, aren't they. lol
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Looking good mike!

I'm sure you're happy to see some progress. Are you going to give us any hints as to what you're planning for body mods?
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Looking good mike!

I'm sure you're happy to see some progress. Are you going to give us any hints as to what you're planning for body mods?
Little to none. I have already raised the floor 1 3/4" to bring everything even or above the rocker pinches. The other big item will be to flare the front fenders like the Banks TT Camaro and get a little more track width. You will have to wait and see what comes next.

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Looking good! I like what you've done with the firewall!
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primed metal just looks so good.
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