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Thread: 1973 Camaro Pro-Touring
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12-08-2019 #1
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1973 Camaro Pro-Touring
1973 Camaro
Detroit Speed Sub Frame
3 Link Rear Suspension
Forgeline Wheel
LS 427
BAER Brakes
ARE Dry Sump
Tons of Fab on tihs project.
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12-08-2019 #2
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12-08-2019 #3
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Looks to be a great car!
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12-08-2019 #4
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Great project I’ll be watching for more. Subscribed!
Wayne
Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
Project FNQUIK https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ghlight=FNQUIK
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12-09-2019 #5
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Dang! Car looks great already.
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12-09-2019 #6
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Sweet , did you just acquire it ?
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12-12-2019 #7
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No I,ve been working on this car for almost 10 years, projects about 95% complete. I had a post on here of what I started with, but had to delete and create a new thread. Man, it was BAD!
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
I'll try and get some of those pics back up.
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12-12-2019 #8
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Here is some front end Fab work. Tried a couple of differnt versions of Inner Fenders and ended up going with this. I wanted Max Tire clerance up front. Its simple, but looks
really clean painted up and engine installed. The hinges are Ring Brothers. It actually took quite a bit of effort getting both hinges centered bewteen the fenders because of my setup. These things are precise and don't have a lot of play in them, unlike the factory hinges. Located and welded 1/8 steel plates for mounting because the crap aftermarket fender hinge mounting locations weren't very straight.
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12-12-2019 #9
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This is cool. Your bead rolled panels really caught my eye. Did you roll those yourself or are thry bought?
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12-12-2019 #10
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I rolled all the panels my self. I bought a bead roller from Pro-Tools. I used their tubing bender as well to bend cage. Decent tools for the price. Originally Posted by speedfreakcobra
I will probably never use it again, lol.
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12-12-2019 #11
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Yes I have been on here for a while and I knew that I had seen that car before Originally Posted by Hefs73
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12-12-2019 #12
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Nice built awesome ! Deserve 1000hp +
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12-19-2019 #13
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Some Rear End Fab and Fuel System work. The Rear is a 3 Link using DSE Swivel Link Control arms for the 3rd link and Pan Hard Bar. Custom Rear end Brackets were Laser cut and welded.
Fuel cell is alumnium and uses a CTSV fuel module. 4 Corner Pickup.
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12-19-2019 #14
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Very nice !
David Sloan
If you’re suggesting sending men with weapons of war to take my weapons of war,then I’m fairly certain that’s what’s called an act of war… and the definition of tyranny.which coincidentally is the reason for the second amendment to begin with!
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https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...lcamino-build!
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12-21-2019 #15
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Nice work.
Wayne
Car FINALLY home !!!!!! lol
Project FNQUIK https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ghlight=FNQUIK
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