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    Thread: Core supports

    1. #1
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      Core supports

      Does anyone know of a company that produces aftermarket coresupports for 67 68 69 camaros?

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      I assume you mean aside from the usual sources like Classic, Ricks, Year One etc? The only one that comes to mind is the one Steve is using on the Track Rat project - it's all aluminum and some $$ but it comes with a radiator & a/c options and sure looks awesome. I don't see the pictures in his thread right now - maybe he can jump in.

      G.

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      Mike Kelcy - '68 Camaro with some stuff done to it.

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      very nice options

      thanks for the links, this feature gets missed alot i feel, these products look good. does anyone know anyone who has one in a 67RS Camaro? wondering how well they fit and what mods need to be made for headlight assy, and such. thanks for the help

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      Quote Originally Posted by SDS MACHINING View Post
      thanks for the links, this feature gets missed alot i feel, these products look good. does anyone know anyone who has one in a 67RS Camaro? wondering how well they fit and what mods need to be made for headlight assy, and such. thanks for the help
      Sorry, I can't help you there.

      As mentioned above, Steve Rupp is using the Autorad piece in his magazine project car "Track Rat" so you might look at that thread/send him a PM.
      Mike Kelcy - '68 Camaro with some stuff done to it.

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      core support

      I put one of the AutoRad coresupports on order today, went with the oversized radiator,dual fan shroud system, and the trim kit, Jim and his wife seem to be good people, just talking to them on the phone i feel like i know them for years, must be the southern hospitality coming thru.
      Coming from a manufactures view his prices are very reasonalble and his quality seems second to none, there is not alot of options out there for a replacement coresupports. i will defiently update photos when i get this installed.

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      You'll have to post pictures when you get it.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Motown 454 View Post
      You'll have to post pictures when you get it.
      I definelty will, I anticipate delivery around June 1st.

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      AutoRad is about 20 minutes from my house. I saw a 1st gen Camaro, think '67 with their set up at the World of Wheels here in Atlanta. Awesome! I e-mailed Jim the next day and I'm waiting to get to that point in my project, because I'm definitely going that route. Good choice.
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      i made my own here is a pic, It isnt the best pic. But it shows the top. It bolts in, a lot stiffer than the stock sheet metal and looks cool.

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      Quote Originally Posted by daredvl22 View Post
      AutoRad is about 20 minutes from my house. I saw a 1st gen Camaro, think '67 with their set up at the World of Wheels here in Atlanta. Awesome! I e-mailed Jim the next day and I'm waiting to get to that point in my project, because I'm definitely going that route. Good choice.
      I have always thought that the stock core support leaves much to be desired, especially when you spend all the time and effort to smooth your firewall and make the engine bay clean and simple, and even make custom inner fenders, and there is that eye sore of a coresupport, I was planning on fabricating one myself, but when I came across Jims prodcuts it was an easy choice to make, considering the radiator, fans, AC condensor and everything is there. I cant wait to see this thing sitting under the hood,

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      Quote Originally Posted by falcon65 View Post
      i made my own here is a pic, It isnt the best pic. But it shows the top. It bolts in, a lot stiffer than the stock sheet metal and looks cool.
      Nice job! clean simple and tuff as hell looking,how much time do you figure you spent on that and Is it Aluminum as well?

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      Yes, all aluminum. I spent maybe two full weekends (four days) but that was before i bought my bandsaw. I think i could get it done in half the time now. This also included cutting the old sheet metal out.

      I will get a better pic tonight or tomorrow.

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      also, now i have hood pins. so the ugly hood latch is gone much cleaner.

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      It does seem like a fair deal escpecially if you need to replace your core support.
      Todd

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      looks awesome, I think I need to make one for my car.

      Quote Originally Posted by SDS MACHINING View Post
      Nice job! clean simple and tuff as hell looking,how much time do you figure you spent on that and Is it Aluminum as well?

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      when i go to shows i always get asked by the falcon/mustang guys if i will build them one.

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      Seriously you should consider coming up with a "JIG" and make a few, I bet the Stang guys would love it, I think my next build is going to be a 69 fastback mustang, (boss 302 tribute) i will be looking for your core support for that build.. LOL

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      Quote Originally Posted by 65BBODY View Post
      looks awesome, I think I need to make one for my car.

      Same here.
      Chris

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      i wish i had the time to build these for others. I have too many other projects, HAHA. I wouldnt mind a little side business.

      thanks for the support though, HAHA pun intended.

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