Late Model Camaro

[Bob P.]

This build is coming along nicely. Some fantastic fab work taking place here.
Keep us posted.

Bob

[thirdgearspeedshop]

I got most of the tin work and dash mocked up. Next I'll turn my attention to the front steering so I can locate the steering wheel and permanently attach the drivers compartment.

   

[Marty W]

Super clean work!

[ModelCarMan AKA Ricky]

WOW looks awesome!!

[Bob P.]

Really looking good. I can't wait to see this one finished.

Bob

[Lefturns75]

Nice fit and fab on the cage Third, Well Done.   That multi-bend rear hoop is not the easiest to do but you hammered it.  Keep going, you're nailing it. 

[Brian Conn]

  I concur with what Lefty said......halos and the rear hoop are two most difficult pieces to make with a scratch built cage...I've screwed up more than I'm willing to admit.   Everything looks like its right where its suppose to be with the chassis ,cage and interior.

[thirdgearspeedshop]

It was suggested in another thread on this forum that around 80/81 these cars used rack and pinion steering.  I worked on the rack and pinion conversion this weekend as well as the coil over shocks. I cut out the steering on the NASCAR kit and used the steering from an AMT Phantom Vicky. NASCAR shocks were used a base for the coilovers. Slight modification was done to the upper A arm area of the NASCAR front clip to make room for the coilovers and a small bracket was fabricated and  to the roll cage to attach the shock.

     

[RandB11]

Wow! You're doing a fantastic job on this..Can't wait to see more! 
Rick 

[Dirtman]

Yup this one is coming along super!!!

Rett

[Greg Birky]

This one just keeps getting more realistic by the day!!!  Diggin' it!!!

[Gary Davis]

Man TG...your'e doing some mighty fine FAB work here. I'm sure enjoying watching this build come together...

[RCR]

Outstanding so far!

[thirdgearspeedshop]

I have started to get back into this one after it sat a while. I've got the front coilovers mocked up and the rear end with shock mounts added. I'm working on the front spindles now. Next step is to get it on 4 wheels and check the ride height as well as figuring out the body mounting points.

 

[Gary Davis]

Oh yea....looking good TG.