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For the Camaro lovers
Post #1 - Posted 03/12/2006 4:33 PM
My brother-in-law recently purchased a 1969 Camaro 307. It's in pretty good shape, but he restores cars on the side, so this will be his next big project. Regardless, cars this old now get all kinds of looks and thumbs up on the road.
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Post #1 - Posted 03/13/2006 2:22 AM
Looks beautiful man, I'd love to hear it purr. I'm a Camaro lover myself, I can't wait til they start puttin the concept into production. as far as restoring it... what all does it need restoring on? I mean, from the pics it looks as tho everything is still in pristine condition... the paint looks like it could be buffed out a little shinier, but other than that it looks perfect.
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Post #2 - Posted 03/13/2006 6:38 AM
Upon closer inspection it needs a little work, mostly cosmetic. He paints Kenworth trucks for a living, so he'll be repainting the car at some point. New chrome will be needed here and there. Knowing him though I'm sure he'll tear almost the whole thing down and put it back together.
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Hey Kerr, i'm staying off the site for a while
Post #3 - Posted 03/13/2006 6:45 AM
I know my views have been unrealistic, and again i'm sorry, i guess my setups are not up to scratch, and you people would rather not have me here, so cheers Kerr and see you 
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Post #4 - Posted 03/15/2006 1:55 PM
Your brother in law is a jammy bugger,nice car 
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Post #5 - Posted 03/15/2006 2:02 PM
Kerr, that is one nice Camaro. It looks like your brother found a nice, original solid car to work with. I'm jealous! 
I hope that, since this car is so nice and original, he will restore it to all original condition, and not rod, or customize it. Leave that for the clunkers that need everything done to them. IMO, natcherly. But then, I am a sucker for old originals.
BTW, if you want to see a great site for car photos, go to www.cardatabase.net, then click on the "Thumbnails only" link. There are over 30,000 car pics from all over the world,(and about 8,100 are my photos). Oldies, classics, rod & custom, WTF's, trucks, all sorts of goodies. And of course, a lot of cars that are featured in GT3 & 4. Check it out.
Robert
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Post #6 - Posted 03/15/2006 6:40 PM
Robert - I'm fairly certain he'll be restoring it to original condition.
Cool site - I did have to sift through a few pages first, but there are some cool cars on there. Good variety.
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1971 Camaro SS
Post #7 - Posted 05/06/2006 11:47 AM
Proud owner of a "Restified" 1971 Camaro SS.
1979 Trans Am 4 wheel disc suspension
700R4 tranny
stroked 388 cid mouse motor, 425 hp
and still a work in progress.................
"Half measures availed us nothing", BBoAA.
- All setups and tuning for the Logitech Driving Force Pro and/or G25.
- 100% Complete, Finally!
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Post #8 - Updated 05/08/2006 9:07 PM
looks like your friend has a nice 69 camaro if it were me i would leave it as is but thats my opinion. heres another good original car. my dad has a 1970 monte carlo with 27,109 original miles, never been "fully' restored, all original turbo fire 350 300hp v-8, th350 tranny, flowmaster muffler system with series 50 mufflers, it even has the original rallye wheels on it those still look great, new radiator, the things that have been touched are, its been repainted with sandalwood gold(color that it came with from factory) 4000$ paint job(done 7yrs ago with previous owner), new vinyl top, some exterior chrome refinishing, and thats about it it has a few problems with age the analog clock doesnt work right, airconditioning system needs work, carb air/fuel ratio needs adjustment, and thats the breakdown of that car. if u want pics give me ur emails (send your addresses to ps2gamer1 at msn dot com) and ask and ill send some sorry if its off topic but condsidering the topic is about an old nice original car i kinda wanted to type about it
what ive felt, what ive known, turn the pages, turn the stone, behind the door should i open it for you? yeahhhh, what ive felt, what ive known, sick and tired i stand alone, could you be there cause im the one that waits for you, or are you unforgiven 2
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Post #9 - Updated 05/14/2006 5:05 PM
what is the hp rating on that camaro kerr is it 300hp,230hp, or what is it?
what ive felt, what ive known, turn the pages, turn the stone, behind the door should i open it for you? yeahhhh, what ive felt, what ive known, sick and tired i stand alone, could you be there cause im the one that waits for you, or are you unforgiven 2
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Post #10 - Updated 02/08/2007 3:10 PM
My cousin has a 80's Camaro.... It is sweet!!! 
-Kerr, I have never seen a 69' Camaro in such good shape. Good luck on it's restoration! 
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