Another 67 Camaro Build

[brnzbuddha]

Had some great e-mail exchange with Blake at Speedtech about the way I should approach this build. I was hoping to pick up two shortblocks in PA this weekend but some things came up and it looks like I might have missed out on that opportunity. Aluminum LS1 shortblocks for 300-400 a pop? A good deal?

[brnzbuddha]

One small update: I came across a LS2 with some slightly worked 243 heads and a cam for a great price. Sending payment for it tomorrow.

I've been taking my time with acquiring everything needed. Next purchases will be a new roof, dse mini tubs, doors and full quarters. Buying full quarters and a roof because of the rot around the rear glass. I figured it would just be easier for me to do that then buy one of those channel kits to repair it.

Anyone need "quarter skins" for a 67 camaro? I have two brand new ones! Haha

Then will be the suspension bits. Still planning on going speedtech.

[brnzbuddha]

So, it's been four years and if anything I've made negative progress. I sold off the motor and trans I had. I've since moved to a new house with larger garage and looking to finally get going.

I'm thinking of just getting full quarters, new roof, and a whole floor. But the question is, in what order do I replace these panels? There is no rear under the car, and I'll be buying either a rotisserie or body cart, and just want to make sure there will be enough rigidity to keep everything To the correct specs while removing and adding panels.

[ryeguy2006a]

http://www.firstgenjigs.com/

Probably worth the money for this if you have all of that work ahead of you.

[67SSDan]

Hahaha, us 67 guys evidently all think the same.... there are now 3 threads (at least) named roughly the same thing. Looks like an awesome project (but I'm a little biased)!

Dan