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      2nd Chance Camaro - BBT Fab New Front Spoiler & Rocker Extensions
      2012 03-28 Update - BBT Fab New Front Spoiler & Rocker Extensions
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      Good Morning all,

      I dropped the car off on Friday the 16th at BBT Fab in Champaign, IL www.bbtfab.com with Troy for a couple modifications. After seeing the work that he has been doing on the 69 Firebird I wanted him to make similar rocker extensions for my car.

      Yesterday Troy posted a few pictures of the Camaro. It's starting to take shape and once the car is back on the ground I am sure it will look even "more better" <--- my daughters favorite two words.

      Firewall Modification
      The guys removed some of the unnecessary holes and put blind nuts in the firewall for the DSE Close Out Panel.

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      Rocker Extensions
      The goal was to hide the pinch weld with little to no cost. In the past most builders spend hours extending the rockers
      and it doesn't always look right. BBT Fab solution is very simple and clean and it's something that you will be able to buy
      very soon for the 69 Camaro, 69 Firebird and Early 2nd Gen Camaro. The benefit of these rocker extension is that it will
      make the car look much lower then it actually is and that is a good thing since the roads in the Chicagoland Area are treacherous









      Moving on to the front Spoiler
      I gave Troy a very crude picture of what I was looking for and told him to have at it and here is what he came up with. With
      the spoiler split in the front I will still be able to get a floor jack under the nose of the car and I won't have to worry about
      every curb that I encounter.







      If there is enough interest I will look into getting molds made of the Front Spoiler so Troy can sell them.

      Since we have a couple more weeks before Kenny picks up the car the guys at BBT Fab are going to start repairing
      some of the original sheet metal. Less for Kenny to do





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