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Old 11-16-2015, 09:42 AM
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Default Cubs ready for winter so it's Camaro time

I've been trying to get some time in lately to work on my 1970 Camaro. It's been a chore to get the shell rust free. The farther I dig, the more rust I find. The rear of the car is complete now. Been working on the front cowl and door hinge areas. I'm trying to get everything repaired so I can sandblast the shell and get it into epoxy by spring time next year.

This is looking at the door hinges from the firewall side.



She was alittle rusty.









Got this side fixed. I'm not welding on the outer panel until I get the shell blasted and in epoxy. Now just repeat for the other side. I also have new outer rockers to install.

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I hate rust, nice job on the repair.
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I admire guys like you. I would have no idea where to begin on a project like that! ( Tractors are more my speed!!!)
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Very nice there sbauerz28. Yeah I have helped do a few of those cars in my time but just not my cup of tea any more.
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I'm still working on this 70 Camaro shell. I plan to have the body ready for epoxy by spring time. I installed some DSE mini tubs so I can fit some 335/30ZR18 tires on the back. I'm also installing a DSE Quadralink and a Ford 9".




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