Camaro build from Texas, BRNAGN has started the transformation...

[waynieZ]

OH, SO, SWEET! I love it.

[tubbed69]

Very nice progress,a lot of great parts going on a very well built car

[WSSix]

You're doing great work. I like the color combinations you've chosen. Best of luck moving forward.

[frojoe]

This reminds me a lot of the TCI demo Nova...

[Jay Hilliard]

Very nicely done. The gray looks really good with the yellow. Excellent workmanship.

[sleepertime]

Thanks for all the compliments. I never tried to fool myself into thinking it was not going to be a lot of work, but man....
It has been an exercise in patience to say the least...
Looking forward to the day of firing it up...

[Scott Haggai]

looking good man!

[Sonar Chief]

Originally Posted by sleepertime

Your car is looking fantastic ... the yellow is growing on me!

Question: who's brake line standoffs/ mounts (?) are you using on the rear end? I like how simple it is ...

Thanks in advance,

Michael

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by Scott Haggai

looking good man!

Scott --- What is Sean doing these days?? And Yes -- I'm making a giant leap here assuming you're brothers or cousins or....

[sleepertime]

The flex hoses are first run thru stainless rubber lined hose clamps that are are secured to the rear end with a large industrial ty-wrap http://www.cabletiesunlimited.com/ca...x/category/48/ that has an eye on the one end that is secured to the clamp with a stainless steel #8 screw and locknut. The flex hose terminates to the hard line thru the standoff that came with the brake hoses that were purchased thru Tobin @ KORE3. The hardlines terminate at the cross above the rear end attached to an aluminum bracket that I made. I came up with the layout and design so I'll see over time how it works....
Part of the reason for the design was that I had gotten the rear end powder coated and I had forgotten to mock up the brake lines first...