1970 Camaro Roller, Speedtech Extreme subframe, torque arm, Mini tubs, Painted roller

[ironworks]

I bought a 1970 Camaro earlier in 2015 and decided to install Speedtech new suspension package in the car after mini tubing the car. This was a rust free Camaro from the high desert of California that was painted blue when I got it. It is a super nice car with minimal filler or no previous rust issues. The paint job is a great drive quality paint job in Lexus light blue. The car is set up for 18x11 front wheels and 18x12.5 rear wheels. The car has Single adjustable ridetech shocks installed currently. It has the Ford 9" rear axle set up. Forgeline wheels in picture are not included.

I can pass on a sizable discount to the purchaser of the car for a set of Forgeline or HRE wheels.

The car is currently located in St George Utah at Speedtech. It will be in Bakersfield California in 30-60 days.



I'm looking for 30k. The paint job cost 9500, the suspension retails for close to 12k, the mini tubs are installed, the rear suspension is installed and the front sub is powder coated and installed. You could have this car on the road before summer.


Picture of the car when I got it. Paint is flat, gaps are good.



Some pics of the installed mini tub work.




The front Subframe installed and powder coated.



Some mock up wheels that were installed while the car is a Speedtech.





Here is the file of all the Pictures I have of the car. I have ton of small new trim parts and many original parts.

http://s616.photobucket.com/user/iro...?sort=3&page=1

[qnitro]

Thats a great deal, someone will snatch this up

[ironworks]

Thats a great deal, someone will snatch this up

Thanks

[Jeff70]

I have a dumb question.

The rear tubs and frame rail, was it media blasted to remove all the paint and under coating?


Thanks

[ironworks]

I have a dumb question.

The rear tubs and frame rail, was it media blasted to remove all the paint and under coating?


Thanks

No it was not.

[ironworks]

Update - I got the car home from Utah at Speedtech a week or so ago. I have the car in my home shop and have been tinkering with the car alittle at night and getting all the loose parts in one place. I mocked up some HRE wheels we had in storage for a customer. I set the Randy Johnson front spoiler I have under the front of the car to see what that is gonna take to get installed and fit up.

I keep thinking maybe I should just keep it for myself and put a big motor in it for my daughter and I to go drive around.








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Some pics of the rear torque arm installed. I have not installed a diff as the gear ratio will change depending on the transmission selected. I have the shocks on my work bench to install in the rear.




A few engine bay pics of the subframe and such installed.

[BMR Sales]

So you are going to keep it?

Are you looking to sell the old front spoiler?

[ironworks]

So you are going to keep it?

Are you looking to sell the old front spoiler?

I want to build a faster off road race car, and this does not fit that bill. I can sell the spoiler If I sell the car. If I keep and build the car I will install the spoiler and paint the car bright orange.

[1965_SS]

Did this car ever sale?

[silo84]

Is that spoiler a custom piece or is it available from a vendor?

[blown69nova]

It's sail, but why?

[1965_SS]

It's not a boat?

[71RS/SS396]

Is that spoiler a custom piece or is it available from a vendor?

Randy Johnson from D&Z Customs makes the front spoiler http://www.dandzcustoms.com/

[silo84]

thanks

[cpd004]

What issues did you run into with the front wheel wells and that subframe?