Rob Trautloff's '69 Camaro

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Name:
Rob Trautloff
E-mail:
rktrautloff@newulmtel.net
Year:
1969
Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
Camaro
Color:
Hugger Orange (pending)

Engine

2000 Camaro SS 5.7L LS1

Ignition

Stock

Induction

Stock

Transmission

T56 6-speed

Suspension

Front: Wayne Due's new C-5 front clip (being developed) Rear: Wayne Due's IRS Kit using a 1995 Corvette (C-4) Dana 44 IRS

Brakes Front

Stock C-5 Corvette

Brakes Rear

Stock C-4 Corvette

Front Wheels and Tires

2000 Camaro Z/28 polished 10 spoke 17x9 with 7" backspace from SLP

Rear Wheels and Tires

2000 Camaro Z/28 polished 10 spoke 17x9 with 7" backspace from SLP

Special Thanks To

Wayne Due (Wayne Due's Chassis Shop) 360.657.4810 Great advice, part & innovation Brian Fortwengler (BF Body Shop) 507.354.2606 Great restoration and Camaros Classic Industries, Corvette Central, Spaldings, Jeg's, SLP, Street & Performance, Eastwood, Totally Stainless

Comments

"If it was easy..."

Story

My wife told me I couldn't have another Corvette, because we have 2 boys and they always wanted to ride at the same time. So a Camaro with Corvette stuff was a natural and I wanted a challenge. First time I saw the car it was in the barn (along with 5 others). Goal was to build a Camaro with Corvette suspension and fuel injected technology using GM parts found in salvage yards (a 2000 SS Camaro was the donor car for LS1, T56, radiator & accessories, and a 95 Corvette for the Dana 44 IRS) the internet and 'barns'. I wanted to do as much of the work as possible including sanding, blasting, scraping, wiring, wrenching, buffing, polishing, and installing. Nearly 2 years spent (internet & telephone) making sure it would ( or could) work and that the techno gliches could be overcome or figured out. So far so good. Thanks to Wayne, Brian and my wife for understanding while she still 'doesn't get it'.