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09-15-2013 #1
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69 Camaro cross breed
Just finished a build converting numerous parts from a wrecked 06 GTO to my 69 Camaro. Drive train, wiring harness, complete interior including dash, HVAC basically everything.
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09-15-2013 #2
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more pics please
09-15-2013 #3
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Nicely done. Camaro or GTO interior?
09-15-2013 #4
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Few more pics
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Very nicely done!
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How hard was the dash to install?? Looks like it fits very well!
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09-16-2013 #8
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Fitting the dash is fairly long process. Engine and trans must be installed first for shifter locating the console which determines the dash position. Part of the fire wall of the GTO was used so the HVAC could bolt back up in the same position. Then you have the steering column, brake and clutch assemblies to deal with. Brackets have to made to support the dash and components. All in all numerous hours were involved to make everything fit.
09-17-2013 #9
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Very impressive conversion!!
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Looks fantastic!
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Really like that interior.
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Ah interesting! I had been told the seats were too wide to fit... looks like that isn't true! Cool project!
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One awesome looking car.
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Nice work you've done on that install.
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Nice Work!!
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That looks absolutely perfect! Fantastic job you did there! Please post more interior shots, especially the rear seats and dash to windshield close ups
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I love the modern dash retrofits.
Any more info on how you mounted it etc?
Nice job.
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