70RamAirIII
Pontiac-aholic
I would think that it was a customized car that was aqquired for the movie.
I agree. Someone built a movie car with my taste exactly. I could handle having a Daytona Ferrari and a Cobra in my garage, as well. A C3 Corvette, too ... if I had a bigger garage.I would think that it was a customized car that was aqquired for the movie.
Good afternoon, comment on the intake, if you'd like to improve the finish, I used acid wheel cleaner and the dollar-store stainless steel wire brushes to buff the finish, I then used a Dremel and stainless steel cupped wire brush for the tighter areas, the Victor Jr. I have cleaned up nicely with that technique. It's a little brighter than the original finish, but the brushes didn't add swirl marks or do away with the sand cast surface. Here are a couple of photos if you're interested 3045 is the most recent photo, the others are more than two years old, the car has been back together and driven a bit since October 2020.I dearly love the vintage (patent pending 1976) Eddy Torker that came with the pile that I drug home, and really, really wanted to use it.
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But my buddies were like, "That thing's not going to work. 50 year old technology, and that EGR cross over sucks." I knew I wanted the best aluminum heads for the car, so reluctantly I agree. In the end I did not get the best intake for my choice of parts, but that's later in the story.
You guys are making me tear up. In a way I have dedicated it to her. A little over 4 years ago she asked me if I thought I'd have it done by the time I turned 55. I didn't make it. That hurts when I think about it. I just took a pic of this picture I keep on my desk. In so many ways she was just so incredible.@AEGIS43 Very nice project, love it and looks like it will be mint when all done, your late wife is looking down and is proud of you getting it done.
@70speedracer, wow, that's getting 'er done and using it for what it was meant for...driving and the experience. Sorry about your wife's passing as well.
That is so, SO AWESOME! I'm also digging the L-88 hood scoop on your car.great progress on your camaro. sorry about your wife. my wife of 25 years passed in 2015 unexpectedly. Lisa was the reason I built my 70 rs camaro. she gave up her garage for 7 years. in 2017 i drove it across America in her honor. I saw Gumball rally at 14 I. Hayward CA. my dream was to get a yellow camaro and do cannonball run.
in 2017 I went to the film spotsin New York on the trip with my Camaro.
if your interested I. checking it out it's all on fb page CAMARO ACROSS AMERICA. I hope when your finished you'll do something similar. Keep us posted on your progress View attachment 148168
That looks incredibly goodGood afternoon, comment on the intake, if you'd like to improve the finish, I used acid wheel cleaner and the dollar-store stainless steel wire brushes to buff the finish, I then used a Dremel and stainless steel cupped wire brush for the tighter areas, the Victor Jr. I have cleaned up nicely with that technique. It's a little brighter than the original finish, but the brushes didn't add swirl marks or do away with the sand cast surface. Here are a couple of photos if you're interested 3045 is the most recent photo, the others are more than two years old, the car has been back together and driven a bit since October 2020.