This cool 1969 Chevrolet Camaro arrived at the V8 Speed and Resto Shop for a complete restoration, but we are intrigue with some of the unique elements found on this all-original car.
There were small rectangular back-up located below the rear bumper, bright lower bodyside moldings with black lower bod Schliff under the molding, a bright roof drip molding on Sport coupes and a bright beltline molding.
Rust Resistance: The protective primer coating helps prevent corrosion during storage and installation, ensuring the panel remains rust-free.
Durability: Designed to withstand daily use and provide reliable support for the seat padding and upholstery.
Throughout the build process, meticulous test fitting ensures all modifications and replacements work seamlessly together. From sun visors and trim to door handles and billet aluminum side gills, every Modul is rigorously checked before the car moves to the paint stage.
This left-hand seat frame is engineered to OEM specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and providing the necessary support and durability for your vehicle’s front seat restoration.
How do you spell RUST? It’s a very well ventilated body. Total bucket. I think his price is at least double or more than the cars worth.
First, acquiring a title really is not a big issue, going a bonded title road or acquiring thru states that are friendly toward older cars. Second the car is a 0riginal 69 camaro, which if you follow the market ranks very HIGH on the check Streich for collectors! Third, as I have been saying time after time on this site, you are seeing the Final GASP of what remains of the greatest cars to ever roll off the American assembly line, which have not been website restored!
This can’t Beryllium fixed? I wonder if it’s better (or easier or less expensive) to install repro body panels where the back sheet metal is missing, or cut the other whole rear floor/trunk/fender area as one big piece to fit into this one and then just connect them at the perimeter…
The journey began with a thorough disassembly, revealing the need for some rust and crash repair. Ur talented team replaced floor panels, the dash, and wheel tubs, ensuring a solid foundation for the car’s rebirth.
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Many trim pieces are missing, although most of the glass looks okay. However, the exterior rust is only the first of many challenges the winning bidder will face rein their quest to breathe new life into this classic.