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    1. #1
      Join Date
      May 2011
      Location
      South Carolina
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      Project Wicked First Gen

      Before anyone says it.... Yes this is another First Gen Camaro Project. ...Now that that is out of the way this is what i have.

      1968 Camaro was a 350 Auto car with manual everything Drum brakes on all 4 all the "best" in technology from the 60's.... Ok not really but it was a OK driver car. Nothing too fancy but it was my first car. And the first real project that i ever really worked on with my dad.

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      He Passed away from cancer in 2005 and I always wanted to restore the car in his memory. I started in 06 with the paint job and had a co worker of mine paint it for me... I also let him "replace" the floorpans... more on that later.


      Last winter i blew the engine in the car and decided i wanted to go with a LS engine and T-56 trans. I started pulling the car apart and long story short it snow balled into a full build project. Getting an chance to drive Brian Finch's car didn't help my decision making when trying to build a budget car....



      The Plan:

      Fix the attempts at restoration on the car... (well underway)
      DSE Sub Frame
      DSE quadralink
      DSE Deep Tubs
      Sub Frame Connectors
      LS3 Engine
      T-56 Trans
      Roll Cage
      C6 ZO6 Vette Brakes
      Of Course in big BFG rubber
      Possibly streching the rear quarters and flaring the front fenders for bigger rubber. (Again its Brian Finch's fault)



      As always encouragement, comments, outbursts, ect are welcomed....
      1968 Chevy Camaro Build in progress....





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