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69 camaro

This is My 69 RS Camaro. I'm building it up from stock, to a Pro Touring / G machine. I'm upgrading it to perform on par with todays high performance cars,and hopfully surpass many of them, in acceleration, braking, and handling. I'm doing all the work I can myself, with the help of a few skilled friends. E-mail me at stevedeez69@yahoo.com for questions or comments. Heres a link to a video of the car cruising around Irwindale Speedway. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGNi2agwzqU Thanks for looking. Click on the galleries below to view each catagory
Rode Hugger, then and now
:: Rode Hugger, then and now :: 		Engine LT1 350, T56 Trans
::  Engine LT1 350, T56 Trans :: 		Chassisworks frame and steering components
:: Chassisworks frame and steering components :: 		Rear Suspension
:: Rear Suspension ::
Firewall smoothing and undercarriage
:: Firewall smoothing and undercarriage :: 		Minitub Install
:: Minitub Install :: 		Rearend
:: Rearend :: 		Drive Shaft
:: Drive Shaft ::
Wheels / Tires
:: Wheels / Tires :: 		Dash and gauges
:: Dash and gauges :: 		T56 Trans Crossmember
:: T56 Trans Crossmember :: 		Cooling System
:: Cooling System ::
Fuel System
:: Fuel System :: 		Exhaust
:: Exhaust :: 		Brakes
:: Brakes :: 		Batteries / Wiring
:: Batteries / Wiring ::

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Motown 454 21-Jun-2008 03:41
Steve No mater how many time I check out your site I keep coming back. Awesome job.I love those rims and how you smoke um up in the video
Steve N 11-Sep-2007 22:37
Paul, you didn't put an email address. I still need to do some body work, then paint. It runs great, and its REAL fun to drive. I added a link to a video, to the top of this page.
Guy 08-Sep-2007 20:20
awesome car steve. i too am building a 69 camaro with a chassisworks subframe. im very interested in what you have done with the front brake lines?
Paul - CT 15-Aug-2007 18:09
Steve - Sweet, sweet car! Are you finished with it? If so, how does it perform?
Steve 04-Jun-2007 20:24
I think if I understand you, your talking about the seam between the inner and outter wheel houses. I just cut along the seam, about 1/4" back, to remove the old inner wheel house. then cleaned it up later with grinders,air chisel,flap wheels, etc. to get the surface of the old outer wheel house smooth for the new deep tub to weld to.

Please email me any other questions. stevedeez69@yahoo.com
Foss Taylor 02-Jun-2007 02:46
great photos steve. I am in about 5 hours on my minitub with
dse minitubs and was getting frustrated with the outside seam in the middle of the wheelwell. Did you cut these with a cutoff wheel? It seems to work, but you have to make sure you are on the inside of the weld.
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