67 Camaro "The Victim" - Page 113 - Lateral-g Forums

**Spiffav8** · #**1121** 01-24-2019, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DBasher

Every little bit being bolted on means you’re that much closer, no matter how much more you’ve got to do. Lookin good!

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Originally Posted by Gmachine1911

Looking great...remember, you can't rush perfection!

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Originally Posted by 98ssnova

Simply amazing! So clean and simple. Great Job Curtis.

Thanks guys. Clean and simple is the goal.

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Originally Posted by paulk68

Awesome update Curtis! did the radiator come in that satin black or did you paint it?

Jim was nice enough to paint it for me.

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Originally Posted by Sheck44

looking great Curtis, very clean work !!
Steve

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Originally Posted by FaBrycation

UUGGHH!!! hurry up!!!! I wanna ride!!

lol! no but seriously, I'm so anxious to see and ride in this beauty! I love how its turning out!

It'll happen at some point. I've got a few things I'd like to do with it once the car is complete.

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Originally Posted by Vegas69

Looking fantastic...

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Originally Posted by F'in mine

The only thing missing is a nice & expensive black accessory drive system. $$$$$
I like to call it " The Johnny Cash of Engine Bays". Looks real good!

Since on your avatar you think we're all #1, thought this would be appropriate.

Touchee

I'd love to have one. Thought about painting what I have black, but decided against it. I may swap it all out at some point, if and when I have the $$$$$ to do it. I'd prefer to get the interior done first though and that's not going to be cheap. I need a little more stainless hardware in a few spots under the hood IMO. Just the visible spots.

That does seem to be the Lat-G salute doesn't it.

**tubbed69** · #**1122** 01-24-2019, 07:37 PM

Great progress Curtis,really like the black radiator

**Spiffav8** · #**1123** 01-25-2019, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by tubbed69

Great progress Curtis,really like the black radiator

Kinda wild how much it improves the looks of everything. Getting it installed without scratching everything up was my biggest concern. Thankfully Jeff was there to provided an extra set of hands and insure it all went smoothly.

I didn't realize just how far into the deep end of the pool I went with this build. Jim (the painter) helped push it there.

While I absolutely love how things are turning out, it would have been smart to build one to a lesser level before taking this on. Jeff constantly has customer cars in and out of his shop which helps further my education. It's mainly the little things that result in a smart, clean build and a lot of tips and trick on how to. He always has an answer and isn't afraid to stop me before I do something that would result in a negative outcome.

Having friends who are willing and able to share/assist in helping me achieve my goal has been the best part about the build. I like to say that building a car takes you on a journey long before it takes you for a ride.