Hi everyone..

[Ghostbuster]

Hello to all of you Pro-Touring experts..
My name is Tony.. (a.k.a. Ghostbuster)
I've owned my '68 Camaro Convertible for almost 3 years now.
Its been on/off the rotisserie, new full frame, new sheet metal, 383/700R4, disk brakes, new everything..
I drove it for the first time last month, and it goes to paint next weekend, Z1.

I'm a remote computer geek, married, no kids, love to play in the garage.
first 20-years in Minnesota
last 24-years in Colorado

The first-gen guys over at Team Camaro have been very helpful.
I've used the term "Clone" or "Tribute" over at Team Camaro/ColoradoMuscle,
and several members suggested I spend some time with the Pro-Touring experts.

..so here I am, hoping you'll rub-off on me.
I hope I can contribute as much as I'll learn, from this forum of PT experts.

[Ralph LoGrasso]

Welcome to the site, Tony.

[69TAPoser]

Very nice project! Did you do all that metal work yourself?

Phil

[PleaseNoSteve]

Its going to be one sweet ride!

[Mr.VENGEANCE]

noice!

[2yellow69]

Welcome Tony,
I'm pretty new here myself but the guys are pretty helpful. If I ever get my car back together maybe I'll see you at some cruises; I live just west of Buckley AFB.
Matt

[Motown 454]

Looks very nice do you have any pictures of the frame before the floor is attached

[Ghostbuster]

Thanks everyone..
Pro-Touring.com is a great site, I've gotten lots of good info just searching old threads.

My '68 has been a fun project.
Yes, I did everything myself, in my spare time, in my little suburban garage.
Lots of measuring, clamping, measuring, screwing, measuring, welding and then re-measuring just for the good feeling.
She was originally a Z1 car, (British Racing Green /Parchment).
I'm sticking with that theme, dark green w/white interior, white top and white Z/28 stripes.
I hope she looks something like this well known '68'vert below.

The drivetrain, suspension, steering, brakes, gauges, sound-proofing, electric windows and stereo system have all been upgraded.
I had to replace 85% of the car, and no one will mistake my seam welds for factory tac welds.
I do have tons of pictures, and am trying to update my new website.
I've attached a few pics squaring up my frame, before adding the floor.

Matt - I live on the south-west side of town, near Fat-City.
I should have my paint and interior done before the Clement Park show this September.
Hope to see you there!