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      Mar 2022
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      New Project, New to Pro-Touring

      Hello all,
      I just purchased a 1968 Camaro that I will be LS/T56 swapping. I bought it as a rolling chassis, so no old engine to worry about. I will be going to pick it up later this month, it's 1100 miles away from me currently, patiently waiting for me in a family member's garage.

      Installed parts when purchased:
      New rear quarter panels
      New 1968 Hood
      New Front and Rear Glass + Trim
      Front Tubular control arms
      Front coilover conversion
      Front and rear disk brake setup
      Complete interior (but no headliner)



      Parts I have purchased to put on:
      L96 engine (Iron block 6.0 with LS3 heads)
      - VVT Delete, New Morel 7717 Lifters, Summit Pro LS Stage 2 cam, some springs off my Dart heads, Melling M295 oil pump, LS3 intake to replace the ugly truck one
      Holley Swap components (Engine mounts, clamshells, trans crossmember, 302-2 oil pan, etc etc)
      T56 Trans (donated from my 1999 Camaro)
      McLeod Hydraulic clutch pedal/master cylinder
      Holley Terminator X Max system
      Tanks Inc. Fuel tank (255lph kit), C5 Corvette Filter/Regulator, -6an fuel lines


      This will be my first older car that I will be building for street driving, so I've joined this forum for the parts classifieds and information on older F-Bodies.

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      Other current projects are:
      1963 Nova, -The Drag Car-, 408ci LS, 6-71 blower, Enderle Mechanical Fuel Inject, BTR custom cam, Powerglide, etc etc
      1999 Camaro, 408ci LS, Huron Speed V3 Turbo Kit 78/75, Fast 102, RHS LS3 Heads, BTR custom cam, T56 Magnum F, Tilton ST-246 clutch, etc etc





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