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11-17-2005 #1
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New (future) project.
Well I scored this 69 Camaro last week for the grand total of FREE, and will be starting on it when I get my 79 done.
It does need some work though, and by "some" I mean a whole freakin' lot.
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hey you still got it for a deal...good luck!
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Wow! Now that is a nice score! That car looks nicer than mine before I started. And you got it for free! That is a sweet deal!
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thats like a sore d@#k you cant beat it!
Originally Posted by 79_EFI_Z
Well I scored this 69 Camaro last week for the grand total of FREE, and will be starting on it when I get my 79 done. It does need some work though, and by "some" I mean a whole freakin' lot.
gooddeal!
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I just bought a '96 Firebird with an LT1 and will be swapping it into my '78 Type LT Camaro. From your pics, it looks like you've got a nice second gen EFI project going. Have you documented any of your work and what it takes to make the swap? Just looking for pointers. Nice Ride!
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That is not bad at all for free. Actually its in pretty good shape. The 79 is looking nice so far too.
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well that shoots to hell that saying that "nothing in life is free"...lol..good score..
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Thanks for the replies guys. It really isn't in too bad a shape, though I've found a couple of bondo spots underneath the primer. Shouldn't be too bad though.
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Boyd: I used an EFI system out of a 91' L98 motor. Although I planned on using most of the factory stuff, the only factory part out of that swap I ended up using was the computer itself. I still might be able to help you though. What kind of questions did you have specifically?
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Can't beat free goods. What kind of master cylinder are you using on your 79 with the Hydroboost setup?
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I used a late model Camaro master. I have yet to test it out though, but in theory it should work fine with the C5 calipers I installed.
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Thanks for the reply, I like this style over cast iron due to not having to paint it. I hope it works for what you have planned and it looks great.
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