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Old 03-10-2013, 05:33 PM
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Orange is good....


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Always a sweet spot in my heart for hugger orange Camaro. Keep the pics coming.
The hugger orange is cool, but this build is aiming to sport an Army Tan.... (or Army Green)




It's going to be a tribute build to my Father, who served in Vietnam.

The first thing he did, when he got back, was order a 67' Camaro!
I was told he waited 2 months to receive it.

It'll be sweet!

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Old 03-10-2013, 06:16 PM
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Looks like it'll be fun.
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Old 03-17-2013, 10:51 AM
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ready for the chopping block.






Cristian.. my 10 yr old, hard at work. He will appreciate these photos when he gets older!






hard at work!.



A true father son build.






Tadaaa!



accomplishment!



Nice stand!... wheels gave up after about a month. Luckily got found some heavy duty ones at a salvage place.. just have to have Rich remove and re-mount.



Prepping the firewall

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Floors are in perfect shape





Trunk has a little rust, but nothing not manageable.






Hood is perfect.
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Man, olive drab green with some black stripes all in a matte finish would look really cool. Maybe work in a white star or your father's company's insignia on the tail panel? There's a lot of ways to make this car look great and convey the proper appreciation. Great idea.
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Nice work Art can't wait to see it come together
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Old 03-23-2013, 06:37 AM
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Man, olive drab green with some black stripes all in a matte finish would look really cool. Maybe work in a white star or your father's company's insignia on the tail panel? There's a lot of ways to make this car look great and convey the proper appreciation. Great idea.
That's it!.. been doing some research. Olive Drab(Huey or Chinook style) with U.S. Vehicle markings. My pops dog tag #'s. Rich has been pumping out ideas... some canvas for door panels, army belt straps. flight suit/helmet. It ought to be a cool base to work off.























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Nice work Art can't wait to see it come together
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Man, olive drab green with some black stripes all in a matte finish would look really cool. Maybe work in a white star or your father's company's insignia on the tail panel? There's a lot of ways to make this car look great and convey the proper appreciation. Great idea.
Yeah, I'm still sticking by this two year old comment.

Though, your choices in green are damn nice as well. Good luck!
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