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Old 04-30-2010, 05:57 PM
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Killer Cris!

Id omit bumper guards. If you really like the look maybe machine fab them smaller in height
What size tire is on the rear? Maybe its the photo. I know you stretched the quarters but the tire looks a little oversized by looking at the photo.
Fitment of all the panels looks top notch and the front bumper
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Old 04-30-2010, 05:59 PM
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Cris forget the tire thing. Its the angle of photo on the second picture thats throwing it off. Other photo angles are better
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Old 04-30-2010, 06:09 PM
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It's beautiful, Chris. Kill the bumper guards...
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Old 04-30-2010, 06:23 PM
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Here is another modification that we need some input.. See how the cowl hood rear was brought all the way down to the cowl panel.. Opinions guys!!


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Nice looking Camaro. It has been well thought out. As far as the scoop to cowl clearance issue have you ever thought of forming a pocket in the cowl area adajacent to where the scoop edge aligns when the hood is closed and extending the edges of the lower rear edge of the scoop downwards so that this area will ride inside the pockets somewhat,therefore eliminating the gap. Jeff Bertrand www.jbmicrofinish.com
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Old 04-30-2010, 09:39 PM
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Nice work. That looks hot.

Is that front bumper steel?

No guards for me.
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As usual, amazing work Cris and crew. Car looks nice.
I vote no guards as well.
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No guards..

Love the hood..


Great work Cris.. can't wait to shoot a feature on it.. lol

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That is a hand fabricated front steel bumper by Allan Palmer

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Nice work. That looks hot.

Is that front bumper steel?

No guards for me.
Thank you! Palmer Customs is helping us take this 69 to the next level..

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As usual, amazing work Cris and crew. Car looks nice.
I vote no guards as well.
Thanks Steve. I just want the Damm thing done.. we will have it done for SEMA this year without the crunch!

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No guards..

Love the hood..


Great work Cris.. can't wait to shoot a feature on it.. lol
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It looks awesome nice fit on the grill and bumper. One thing that drove me nut on my 69 was how terriable the grill fit to the fenders. No guards.
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