WOW! better than I expected

[patriot68]

that is f***ing bad ass

[70gotboost]

now that thing is just down right purdy!!! very VERY nice!!!

[Bowtieracing]

Jeff that is beautifull!!!

I thought we had seen it all but you are raising the bar sky high

Ps Guess what arrived my door steps yester day? Yes the brackets are here More of that in a mail.

[T Bell]

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Once again, my ideas have made it to production before I am. The carbon fiber look looks good. I found a website that should how to do it on an RC car and I bookmarked it. Hoping that my car would be painted before anybody else thought of it. Looks great though .

[Gandalf]

That's absolutely awsome Jeff! Congrats!

G.

[Rybar]

Looks SICK Jeff, killer job. Love the carbon fiber and candy red combo!

[slenning]

Looks Fantastic Jeff I love it. Now hurry up and get that LS7 fired up. lol
We still gotta hook up somewhere.

[awesometool]

that one incredible paint job. DAMMM

[jeff hanson]

Originally Posted by slenning

Looks Fantastic Jeff I love it. Now hurry up and get that LS7 fired up. lol
We still gotta hook up somewhere.

Yeah, I'd love to see your car. I was hoping to get this thing out and about long before this, but you know how it goes. I'm just hoping for a few good weeks in the fall!

[tyoneal]

Originally Posted by XcYZ

Ty, that's a cool idea, MCR did that with their Cuda. But to do that on a 1st Gen, you'd also need a CF header panel, cowl vent panel, and rear window fill panel as well as the CF hood, rear spoiler and deck lid.

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Scott:

As you mentioned there are still some parts needed to pull it off, but I think it can be done by:

1) After Market Supply Companies - CF parts are becoming more common and the 1st Generation Camaro's would be a good niche to hit Early. As in the Rice Burner Market you see more and more of these parts being made for these cars.

2) Laying up CF is not impossible to do and there are a number of companies in the D/FW area that supply parts to the aerospace industry. They are accustomed to small runs, or, Materials, Vacuum bags etc are available for sale so it can be done by a small shop once splashes are taken from original parts.

The important part to me would be to integrate CF into the paint job directly, and using the Visual Texture of CF to add uniqueness. I think it would be a natural for a PT car. Plus, IMO CF is a Beautiful thing to behold.

I would love to see the PT Market merge more of this into it's projects, and unless things change a lot, that is where mine is headed.

Then at least one '69 Camaro would be different to look at again instead of the, "Not Another one of these again!" Groans.

Thoughts?

Ty