Thanks fella's. It's a driver and a bit thread bare. Just the way I'm keeping it. It makes me happy. It's got a 1974 frame, the frames are almost the same up to about '79 so I get the benifits of some of the small improvements made over those years. Heavier front spindles etc.
Mild SB 400 and throttle body tbi with the big Holley throttle body. Mail order prom, I would like to get into my own prom tuning but it is just a little complicated for my old brain so far.
First and early second gen Camaros are so cool and I'm glad so many have survived....but..... sometimes I feel kinda mainstream by even building a Chevy. I feel more guys should take an interest in the great Mopars and Fords and use my imagination more to do one up. There is a local guy here with a '79 Fairmont, full cage, upholstered, hot engine, 17's, 5 speed, coil overs, big sway bars. It's well done with tons of money spent. I love it.
Brian Hobaugh SCCA National Tour June 2014
First Hemi 'Cuda Convertible Ever Built
Short clips: Goodguys Pleasanton autocross and pit videos
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