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    Thread: 69 Camaro

    1. #121
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      Nov 2007
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      Manchester NH
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      Quote Originally Posted by BuddyP View Post
      Nice build, Amazing fabrication, love the intake tube!! Car is looking great!
      Thanks Buddy, Glad you like it!



    2. #122
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      Wow !!! the best build i've seen

    3. #123
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      Jay,glad to see you getting close,I like the black paint under the hood,very neat.

    4. #124
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jamess113 View Post
      Ask and you shall receive Gil.
      Thanks a lot Jay, got my drug for a few days !

      Awesome job, beautiful car, ultra clean... I love it...

      Gil

    5. #125
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jamess113 View Post
      Hey everyone, I'm new to this forum and I though I would share some info and pictures of my currant project. I've been working on this for the last year or so and I'm hoping to have it complete some time this summer.

      1969 Camaro
      Wayne Due C-5 front Clip
      LS-6
      Wilson intake
      DSC-1 Pro Charger
      G-Force T-56
      DSE transmission mount
      Fikse wheels 10 x 18 fronts 13 x 18 rears
      Michelin 275-18's and 335-18's
      Bear brakes
      DSE Quadra link
      Strange aluminum 3 member
      Curie 9"
      Ricks stainless tank with an A-1000
      Stainless Works headers
      Ron Davis radiator
      I am putting in the DSE dash and was wondering what A/C vent you went with on this one? The standard 69 Camaro driver side vent won't fit.

    6. #126
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      Quote Originally Posted by thsnake06 View Post
      I am putting in the DSE dash and was wondering what A/C vent you went with on this one? The standard 69 Camaro driver side vent won't fit.

      I went with part # 49056-VUL That's the 3-1/2 x 1-1/2. It's the one that looks pretty much like the stock one. Hope that helps.

    7. #127
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      Quote Originally Posted by Gil View Post
      Thanks a lot Jay, got my drug for a few days !

      Awesome job, beautiful car, ultra clean... I love it...

      Gil
      No problem Gil! Thanks.

    8. #128
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      Quote Originally Posted by tubbed69 View Post
      Jay,glad to see you getting close,I like the black paint under the hood,very neat.
      Thanks Jeff! I'm getting there. I should have some more pictures later tonight.

      Yeah, I like the factory look and it's pretty easy to maintain.

    9. #129
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jamess113 View Post
      I went with part # 49056-VUL That's the 3-1/2 x 1-1/2. It's the one that looks pretty much like the stock one. Hope that helps.
      That's what I needed...thanks! I like the way it looks.

    10. #130
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      Nov 2007
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      Here are few more with the right finder on. We also got our custom one billet power steering reservoir all in stalled. I have the header panel, lower valance panel and cowl panel all ready for paint so I'm hoping to have that stuff painted real soon.









    11. #131
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      Seems like I've been able to keep the momentum going and I'm getting stuff done. I don't have much to do in the engine compartment. I took the car over to the interior shop to have the headliner installed. Now we can finally install the windshield, rear glass and all the stainless trim.















    12. #132
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      I've got to say, that car/build is one of the best I've ever seen. The attention to detail, all the custom fab work, everything.... absolutely breathtaking. I just wish I was closer to see it in person.
      very good job!

      Carl Wilson
      1968 Camaro - T-56 6 speed - 383 Stroker, 2014 Mustang GT seats. FiTech EFI, Tanks Inc. Tank with Deutschwerks fuel pump.

    13. #133
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      As always, absolutely outstanding Jay. Beautiful ride.

    14. #134
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      Quote Originally Posted by minendrews68 View Post
      I've got to say, that car/build is one of the best I've ever seen. The attention to detail, all the custom fab work, everything.... absolutely breathtaking. I just wish I was closer to see it in person.
      very good job!
      Thanks Carl!

    15. #135
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      Quote Originally Posted by Lenie View Post
      As always, absolutely outstanding Jay. Beautiful ride.
      Thanks Lenie!

    16. #136
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jamess113 View Post
      Here are few more with the right finder on. We also got our custom one billet power steering reservoir all in stalled. I have the header panel, lower valance panel and cowl panel all ready for paint so I'm hoping to have that stuff painted real soon.








      Hi love the build the car looks unbelievable just wondering about the ac hoses are they got covers or are they the actual hoses
      Cheers nick

    17. #137
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      Quote Originally Posted by wiked1 View Post
      Hi love the build the car looks unbelievable just wondering about the ac hoses are they got covers or are they the actual hoses
      Cheers nick

      Thanks Nick, Yes the hoses are covered with a nylon flame retardant covering with adhesive backed shrink tubing on the ends. It's pretty easy to do.

    18. #138
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      Love the car absolutely beautiful, I have a couple questions if you don't mind.

      1. Where did you get those brake and fuel line clamsp?
      2. The black box on the lower part of the passenger firewall what is that oil cooler?
      3. The coil pack relocation on the oil pan where do they sell those?
      Thanks justin

    19. #139
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      Quote Originally Posted by jsacra View Post
      Love the car absolutely beautiful, I have a couple questions if you don't mind.

      1. Where did you get those brake and fuel line clamsp?
      2. The black box on the lower part of the passenger firewall what is that oil cooler?
      3. The coil pack relocation on the oil pan where do they sell those?
      Thanks justin
      Thanks Justin!! I'm glad you like it. I don't mind at all.

      The brake line clamps come from Godman Hi Perfoaramnce. http://www.godmanhiperformance.com/i...ategory_id=149

      And the fuel line clamps come from Kugel http://www.kugelkomponents.com/zenca...index&cPath=18

      The black box is an aluminum fuel log, It has a Y that is -10 to 2 -8's and a separate -8 return.

      We made the coil brackets.

    20. #140
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      Quote Originally Posted by Jamess113 View Post
      Thanks Nick, Yes the hoses are covered with a nylon flame retardant covering with adhesive backed shrink tubing on the ends. It's pretty easy to do.
      Hi if you don't mind asking just wondering where you bought it from
      cheers nick

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