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Thread: '68 Camaro Amsterdamned
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03-30-2010 #61
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Thanks guys, painting the firewall sure gave the project a push.
Hope to get it on the road next year.
Took the wife out for a dinner, and she got a special treatment.
Erik
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03-30-2010 #62
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Great progress pictures. top notch work.
Jeff -- 96 Mustang - 2V Stroked Modular Turbo // 13 RAPTOR // 67 Mustang Fastback build - Coyote 5.0
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04-29-2010 #63
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Great work on the car! This is going to look great when finished..
What exactly is that color called?
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08-13-2010 #64
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We have been busy lately. So after 4 years the project becomes car again....
@ QWK-SS Colour is called burned orange.
Erik
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08-13-2010 #65
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Progress buddy, looking good. Next time drop me a line trutje
Cliff
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08-14-2010 #66
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Is it normal to fill the void where the quarter and roof meet permanently?
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02-21-2011 #67
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It’s been a while, made some small progress brake line’s (it’s was a pain in the …. to get some 3/8 male to 7/16 female fittings for the brake line’s over here) and fuel line are under the car all stainless, also mounted the gas tank, driveshaft and the correct cross member.
And picked up some new carbon fiber parts last weekend, got some great help from Manal at Anvil very nice to deal with.
Anyone with some experience with using the anvil hoods and not using hood pins? They recommend using hood pins ( but I like the hood better without hood pins)
Erik
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02-21-2011 #68
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Looking good buddy! Really curious about the hood pins!
Cliff
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02-21-2011 #69
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I like the color and carbon. Looks like your working out of your garage now. I've always been impressed with what little space you guys have and yet do so much.
Keep the updates coming
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02-26-2011 #70
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Guys, hood pins or not? any suggestions please, tnx
Cliff
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07-23-2011 #71
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Havened done anything for a while, but last week I had my rear seat redone in the same style as the sparco milano seats, they came out better then I expected. Today I received some parts from Anvil, they are top-notch
Erik
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07-23-2011 #72
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Put it on, put it on LOL!!!
Was wondering this morning what's in those boxes, nice!!
Cliff
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07-23-2011 #73
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Love that color! Keep up the progress!
I'm tearing mine down now to bring the paint and body up to where yours will be. I have a good group of guys like it seems you do keeping me moving.
Did I mention I love that color?Tim Tracy
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07-23-2011 #74
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Nice looking pieces Erik.
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07-23-2011 #75
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that intake looks killer!
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07-23-2011 #76
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thats an awsome pile of parts, is that lower front fog light valance from anvil auto?
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07-23-2011 #77
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I also thought is was. But I remembered Mike from Musclerodz was working on one. And yes, he finally finished it. Looks awesome, just like the rest of Erik's car! Very nice!
Originally Posted by devin_22
Keep on building Erik, maybe we can join our cars in Muiden next year.1968 Camaro, 400SBC, Baer T4 13", Airride, Autometer, 18" Intro's, March, LED taillights, Magnaflow, König seats.
1969 Nova, LS1/4L60e, Bear brakes, ridetech suspension, AFX spindles, 69 Camaro bumpers + some custom touches.
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Very cool. ANOTHER reason to go to Amsterdam.
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Its been an while, been very busy whit a new member of the family Loďs born 15-4-12.
But made some progress on the car lot of work to make the panels fit nicely.
Erik
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mooi Erik!
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