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    1. #21
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      David,



      Here is another "spy photo" of our new display!



    2. #22
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      Yes. My mind is made up! Thanks Rich!!

    3. #23
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      OK David....... where are the pics of that Rat Motor?????

    4. #24
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      Rich, are some pix that i have as of right now of the rat that i am in the process of getting the parts before it gets put together at a local machine shop

      Here is the block that i picked up off a friend

      heres the valve train

      i got bored =D

      and here are the heads that i got as well


      next are the intake manifold, carb, dress up kit and the rotating assemble

    5. #25
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      Welcome! You are off to a great start. Take your time and do your work in stages. I keep taking mine apart trying to do too many things at once.
      Tim Tracy
      68 Camaro 496 / T56 - Never Finished
      68 Camaro Real Z/28 - Under Restoration
      67 Camaro Project - Never going to have time

    6. #26
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      Tim, thank you for the kind words. Yes you are right, when i was 15 i started out with a 69 c-10 and i did the same thing, starting at one thing to not finish it and jump to the next. Till i sold it and bought the F-body. With this one I'll be starting with the front and then working my way to back.

    7. #27
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      Quote Originally Posted by oogieboogie87 View Post
      when i was 15 i started out with a 69 c-10 and i did the same thing, starting at one thing to not finish it and jump to the next. Till i sold it and bought the F-body.
      It's called "Car A.D.D."

    8. #28
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      Quote Originally Posted by BMR Sales View Post
      Understood, we offer a great bolt-in rear suspension kit for 10 or 12 bolts GM rear as well as a kit that comes with a Ford 9" that can be ordered in any width you chose according to your Wheel/Tire combination. Take a look at the link below for a great write up done by a PT member named Val who put our Ford 9" kit in his 1973 Firebird:

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ght=TORQUE+ARM




      These kits are true Bolt-On kits. The only mod that you do to your car is drill two mounting holes on each frame rail shown below:




      Here is a step by step install article that Super Chevy did on a 1st gen F-Body with a 12-Bolt awhile back. We have change the design of the front brace since this story was done, but you will get the general idea of the ease of installation:


      http://www.superchevy.com/technical/...all/index.html


      Here is a photo from one of our Dealers who recently installed a kit on a 69 Camaro along with a set of our bolt-on subframe connectors and A-Arms(notice the new design front brace).






      Keep me posted as to what you end up doing to the car…..
      Wow nice setup BMR sales! It "almost" becomes like a Chevelle 4 link setup but better with coilovers and a differential cage to really make it stout great design.
      Building a pro-touring 1968 Camaro SS396 Setup.
      Camaro owners welcome to JOIN the CAMARO NATION:
      www.CamaroNation.com Check out "CamaroNation Nights!"

    9. #29
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      Quote Originally Posted by oogieboogie87 View Post
      Joe, i seen your thread of your build and your car is amazing! the black really brings in the car together, i was in the same boat as you, but i was going to go black on the paint, but the LeMans Blue is too beautiful to change over for myself, i dont see a blue like that anymore!

      3elco's what part of northern Cali do you hail from?
      Thanks man appreciate the kind words! Yes the black really worked well with everything on the car and the interior going all black too. Yes your Lemans blue is beautiful I was so close to going that route but last second went black. Your Camaro is coming together great really nice build as well!

      Im actually from the Southern California Orange County, Huntington Beach area.
      Building a pro-touring 1968 Camaro SS396 Setup.
      Camaro owners welcome to JOIN the CAMARO NATION:
      www.CamaroNation.com Check out "CamaroNation Nights!"

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