Thrift Shop Camaro

[bonecrrusher]

Ah hell - I am not on here for a few days, and you go and put more car porn on here!

Looking great!

[frojoe]

I hit the subscribe button so hard I think I almost broke my mouse.

You had me at *that shelving full for awesome calipers*

[65_LS1_T56]

Originally Posted by Payton King

the car being street legal. Here is the AP Racing NASCAR pedal box I picked up. Per NASCAR rules the masters must be on the firewall and not in the car and the brake pedal must be steel. This system is the only one I know of that takes a pull type master. The "cage" holds one end of the master and the pedal pulls the rod...No side load with this set-up that can happen with a push type master.

Holy Billet Brackets, Batman

Geesh there's a lot of machining in those

[Jr]

Killer build! I look forward to more updates

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Payton King

.043, .043, 3.0. Gold top, Napier second, Stainless Steel third. Total Seal. A solid 20 inches of vacuum...quote per Ed

I will be running a 5 stage pump and yes I am doing the valve covers with the spring oilers.

Pretty impressive stuff

Originally Posted by Payton King

Ed is a big Ford guy since he worked for Roush and actually thinks the Ford D3 motor is a little better than the SB2 due to the exhaust port. He has 3 or 4 sets of heads in his shop now...that D3 would be perfect for that little yellow mustang.

That Ed sounds like a smart guy.

Originally Posted by 57hemicuda

Or a big blue one.LOL

Hm I like Ron's car but if that happened I wouldn't be ashamed to

[Payton King]

I have tons of pics of the cage construction, but they all seem to look the same after a while. Will try to pick and choose to give someone an idea of what is going on. Cage, when completed, will be NASA certified with a log book. I do not plan on going wheel to wheel racing, but you never know...I also have young kids, so I want to be as safe as possible.

[Payton King]

Door bar

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[Payton King]

posted and the following, Jake put the frame back into the jig to finish welding the cage so the frame does not move.