Mr. Brownstone - 69 PT Camaro

[214Chevy]

Lookin good sir...darn good!!

[Richio1]

Thanks guys. Really fired up to see things coming together.

This week got the motor in, headers on, running the fuel and brake lines, installed booster and vintage air front runner.

Next week install gas tank, Tru-turn kit, front brakes, vintage air unit then start wiring...

[geberhard]

Jeff, how are things? Have any pics of the raptor liner on teh underside? I was debating good old herculiner, but also came across Raptor and teh texture seems perfect.

Thanks!

Gui

[Richio1]

Things are good... Coming right along which is awesome. Shoot, I was at the shop this morning dropping off some parts and would of snapped a couple pics for ya if I'd of known.

I really like the Raptor Liner. Good texture to it and is smooth so it won't take the skin off your knuckles it you smack it.

Here is a pic I found online.

[Ron in SoCal]

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[Richio1]

Ahhhhh reduced 15%. Wish I would of thought of that. I like that even more Ron. Looks good

[brandonc707]

Love the pedals!! Who makes those?? Great job with your build...... Hope to see you around this summer

[ELVIS_PRESLEY]

Beautiful build!

I love your title too...just by chance do you know why Axl wrote the song Mr. Brownstone and what it's actually about?

[John510]

Coming along super fast now.

[Richio1]

Originally Posted by brandonc707

Love the pedals!! Who makes those?? Great job with your build...... Hope to see you around this summer

Clayton Machine Works. Don't think they are a sponsor here but they are over on PT.Com.

They are absolutely beautiful, even more so in person. Pricey but beautiful.

Yeah looking forward to Peggy Sue's and the Napa Main Street Reunion.

Originally Posted by ELVIS_PRESLEY

Beautiful build!

I love your title too...just by chance do you know why Axl wrote the song Mr. Brownstone and what it's actually about?

Oh yeah. Never went that route myself and never will... although going to college in Chico we had plenty of fun but never that much. Too scary. I dont know how he/they did it and still functioned and performed.

They were playing at the Hardrock Hotel last month. We were there during Sema and a few guys I talked to said he's up around 200 pounds now. Guess he's off the smack and eating well. Probably making up for the those missed meals while whacked out back in the day.

Originally Posted by John510

Coming along super fast now.

Yeah which is great. Yours is looking good too!

We hit a couple bumps this week with the Vintage Air front runner and how the compressor is currently mounted so I have Jim talking with them to figure it out. Also working with RideTech to get adjustable rod ends for the lower Air Bar rods so we can fix the pinion angle on the Prodigy/Moser 4 link rear end. Fun stuff...