69 Camaro - JKnight

[Spiffav8]

Jeff I have no advice to give on how to accomplish this, but it's one of those things that is highly rewarding when the job is completed. Post tons of pictures and ask plenty of questions. You know the crew will jump in and offer input.

Have Fun!!

[djorgensen3]

Wow. I have seen you driving around my neighborhood in that car. I have actually seen you and car on my street...lol. It certainly does sound good. I wish I had some advice for you but I'm sure there is a ton of people with advice here for you. Good luck with it. I hope to see more of it.

[JKnight]

Originally Posted by djorgensen3

Wow. I have seen you driving around my neighborhood in that car. I have actually seen you and car on my street...lol. It certainly does sound good. I wish I had some advice for you but I'm sure there is a ton of people with advice here for you. Good luck with it. I hope to see more of it.

Really? Must have been a while ago. Poor car hasn't run in over 5 years. We bought and moved into our house in 2011 and everything car related was out-prioritized by house stuff.

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by JKnight

The plan is to spend the time getting the car out of the "jackstand class" and driving again.

Many have tried... many have filed! LOL

Seriously, good luck with it and post it all up!

[dhutton]

Have you considered an Art Morrison rear clip? It might be easier to install with the new trunk floor and mini tubs.

Don

[JKnight]

Hey Don. I definitely considered it. Needing to remove the rails made it a logical option. However, it's more coin than I need to spend given my intended usage of the car. I think I've concluded that I'll never be the guy traveling to road course and USCA events regularly. Plus, when I do make it out, I won't be the guy who gives a **** about competing near the top. Not gonna happen.

[JKnight]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Many have tried... many have filed! LOL

Seriously, good luck with it and post it all up!

Yeah, I may join the club. 4 weeks can go by pretty fast when you're as slow at working on cars as I am.

[WSSix]

No idea how I missed this post originally. I love the tilt front end. I can't help with the work you're planning other than to say plan ahead and to wish you good luck.

[JKnight]

Originally Posted by WSSix

No idea how I missed this post originally. I love the tilt front end. I can't help with the work you're planning other than to say plan ahead and to wish you good luck.

Thanks Trey. The front end is a love-hate kinda thing. It saves a ton of weight over the front end, right where it helps most, and makes working on anything forward of the doors super easy. But...the grille opening is the incorrect size for factory parts, necessitating something custom for the grille and headlight mounting. The 80's-rific L88 hood scoop isn't exactly the hip look these days, but it's not horrible enough to make me want to get out the cutoff wheel and fiberglass to replace it with a smaller cowl scoop.

[djorgensen3]

Originally Posted by JKnight

Really? Must have been a while ago. Poor car hasn't run in over 5 years. We bought and moved into our house in 2011 and everything car related was out-prioritized by house stuff.

If thats the case, there is one running around that looks like it...lol. Although I haven't seen it in awhile. Are you in the NW Peoria/Phoenix area?.