Sundays......

[eldubb440]

I just encountered my first problem.......

keeping my hands off it when I need to be working on something else.

must.......resist......the temptation

 

[Kern Dog]

You are referring to the CAR, right?

 

[Nxcoupe]

I wish I lived closer...







Then you could come and help me!!!

Haha

 

[eldubb440]

I wish I lived closer...







Then you could come and help me!!!

Haha

I wish all you guys lived closer!

 

[eldubb440]

You are referring to the CAR, right?



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I think I was getting a pudgy

 

[TT from NH]

I'm not a Camaro guy, but I can't wait to drive this thing, there is a TON of time and effort in that car......... these pics are tip of the iceberg

if you ever see a first gen Camaro convertible with fatties tucked under it nicely on leaf springs...... tip your cap, I had no clue what I was getting into

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Mark, can you describe your painting process for the undercarriage? I like the two-tone effect with the pans being a ?semi-gloss? black and the frame being a ?semi-gloss? grayish. I want to do the same thing to my 68 Coronet. Is it SPI poly primer followed but the black; tape and then spray the gray? Specifics please! Terry

 

[eldubb440]

Mark, can you describe your painting process for the undercarriage? I like the two-tone effect with the pans being a ?semi-gloss? black and the frame being a ?semi-gloss? grayish. I want to do the same thing to my 68 Coronet. Is it SPI poly primer followed but the black; tape and then spray the gray? Specifics please! Terry

the Camaro sub frame bolts to the body, unlike the Mopar unibody. In this case, it's also welded to the frame connectors; and I hid that set of bolts. I painted the subframe a hammered/metallic finish to mimic unrusted bare steel and set it apart from the body. The car will be black and I think GM cars are black underneath, if anything; so the semi black was a no brainer. Whatever you do under you Mopar should be consistent IMO, as it's all one piece.
The back and sides thread has a couple nice options. You could also go with one of the textured options such as Raptor Liner or similar