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    1. #21
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      Jul 2010
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      Hi Jeff i believe that the rear is a camaro caliper the front are a ford falcon caliper and rotor. Here is a link to their website http://www.hoppers.com.au/ , I will take a pic of the back of the wheel for you later today. No issues with clearance .

    2. #22
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      I'd buy the Holden seats from you but I'm afraid the shipping would price it out of being a good buy. Turns out that Holden is a subsidiary of GM so maybe there's a similar looking seat on a US model GM car. Really nice looking '69 you got there.
      - David
      1967 Camaro - In remembrance of my friend Scott

    3. #23
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      Hi David, Thanks for the compliment re the car. If you have a look in a pontiac g8 that is what my seats are based on and very easy to make fit.

    4. #24
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      Cool, thanks for the hint. I looked at a few G8 photos online but couldn't identify the correct year. Do you know which year the Commodore the seats came from?
      - David
      1967 Camaro - In remembrance of my friend Scott

    5. #25
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      Hi everyone, Ive fitted a pair of the Holley engine covers what do you think, Ive also replaced my seats and had a custom adjustable front sway bar made. I have also been able to pick up a set of Forgeline wheels that i will be trying to fit this weekend. Check out my pics below.

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    6. #26
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      One of the seats. Also i got a couple of pics in the latest camaro performers magazine.

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    7. #27
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      Stripes on the covers helps....I thought it was too much yellow without the stripes.
      That seat look great in there.
      Regards,
      Leigh

      Sydney, Australia
      1971 Firebird 455

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...Project/page27

    8. #28
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      Got to try my new wheels on to day now i just got to pick the right size tyre! Its going to be close!!

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    9. #29
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      Nice car, what type of wheels do you have here?
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      65 mustang HT no name
      67 mustang HT red rocket

    10. #30
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      Quote Originally Posted by 67redrocket View Post
      Nice car, what type of wheels do you have here?
      https://www.pro-touring.com/attachme...1&d=1325935438
      Hi they are a set of intro wheels. Not sure of there model number tho. They are 18x8 and 18x9.5

    11. #31
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      [QUOTE=aussietony;856231]Well time for a small update. After having trouble with the mirrors folding in at speed i ought sum 2nd Gen mirrors. Had them painted and i fitted them today. The hardest part was fitting the remote control to the door trim.What do you guys think? I also gave my grand pa spec Torana sedan a wash and drive today. It was only the 3rd time ive driven it all year

      It's been a while since I had a set of the 2nd gen mirrors apart but I think there is a nut on the inside that you can tighten up. I might be thinking of a different mirror but it is worth a try. You will have to take the mirror off of the car and remove the base (two screws) and then look for a screw that will tighten up the ball/socket mount.

    12. #32
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      [QUOTE=68400BIRD;889888]
      Quote Originally Posted by aussietony View Post
      Well time for a small update. After having trouble with the mirrors folding in at speed i ought sum 2nd Gen mirrors. Had them painted and i fitted them today. The hardest part was fitting the remote control to the door trim.What do you guys think? I also gave my grand pa spec Torana sedan a wash and drive today. It was only the 3rd time ive driven it all year

      It's been a while since I had a set of the 2nd gen mirrors apart but I think there is a nut on the inside that you can tighten up. I might be thinking of a different mirror but it is worth a try. You will have to take the mirror off of the car and remove the base (two screws) and then look for a screw that will tighten up the ball/socket mount.
      Hi thanks i was talking about my first gen mirrors which i have changed over to the second gen ones. They work much better.

    13. #33
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      Hi Guys heres a bit of a update. I went to the first round of the series at winton motor raceway and had a great day. That was until i spun a bearing. Ive since put a new motor in with a cam etc All i need to do is have it tuned properley which its booked in for on moday. I will let you know power figures once i have them.

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    14. #34
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      Looks like you're having fun, mate!!!!!!
      Regards,
      Leigh

      Sydney, Australia
      1971 Firebird 455

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...Project/page27

    15. #35
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      Ok its been awhile so i thought that i might bring you guys up to speed with what ive been doing to my car. Firstly after much waiting and stress my parts finally arrived from Prodigy customs (see feedback section for details) So far ive fitted the front Qa1 shocks and springs along with a set of Heidts lower arms to match with the uppers. Ive installed the QA1 in the rear also (still waiting for Frank to tell me how much he wants me to pay for them)I have also today put sum billet fuel rails on to add a bit of bling to the motor. I recently had the paint work touched up which included respraying 90% of the car. I added the stainless bonnett adjusters also. Overall its coming along nicely. All i need to do now is find time to fit the vaporworx tank and the Vintage air unit to the car. Dony worry when you see how low it sat at first, Ive raised it up to be safe and legal. Cheers for now.
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    16. #36
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      Lookin good Tony,do you no the legalities of running tubular upper and lower arms,

      guess it's probly different in each state.....

    17. #37
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      Here's an update that's been along time coming. On the weekend I entered the historic sandown race meeting. I've fitted a brand new built engine about 12months ago but in the mean time life got in the way and I ended up moving to Saudi arabia for 10 months. So I finally got to stretch the cars legs abit and I was very impressed. The suspension changes have made putting the power down much better. I even had the aircon switched on at 220kmh. Name:  image.jpg
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    18. #38
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      Here's a bit of an arty shot I found. Name:  image.jpg
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