Sorry about the last message guys, this is my first time posting pics











I finally got around to posting some pics of my ride.... It's a 1983 Z28 with 85 Iroc front clip. I extended the ground effects myself with aluminum weather stripping and bondo. It has limo tint all around, and I hand polished the wheels. In these pics, the front clip is kind of dull because it was done with a spray bomb, after I wrote off the CRX.

Future mods:

-Project 355 (getting heads next week!)
-T56
-10 Bolt rear
-17" wheels

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Hey Johhny, the pics didn't come out. Try posting em again using lower case i.e.,[img].
Good luck.

nFORM91

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I can't figure out why it didn't work... I followed the UBB directions exactly... they were a good size.... I even checked the source code, and it looked right. Maybe it's a problem with geocities.... crap

 

nFORM, thanks for the help. It works now.... I just used a differnt host.... geocities is gay

 

Your pics showed up for me. Nice ride man.

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82 Camaro:
350, Erson cam, ported heads, Crane Hi-6 ignition, Accel supercoil, Comp Cams 1.6:1 rocker arms, Turbo 350 tranny with 2500 stall.

 

Looks good, keep up the good work man.

 

very nice ride man, i like the ground effects. how hard was it to extend them?


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1983 CHEVROLET CAMARO with a 1986
305 C.I.D.V8 BORED .030 OVER
HIGH VOLUME OIL PUMP
FLAT-TOP PISTONS
MILD CAM
3" CAT BACK EXHAUST W/ FLOWMASTER MUFFFLER
KEYSTONE CLASSIC WHEELS.
B&M RATCHET SHIFTER
STAGE THREE SHIFT KIT
(she'll spin em into third)

"Speed kills, thats like blaming twinkies for roseanne being a lard *** !!"

 

Extending the ground effects actually wasnt that hard... but by the time I got to that I had already became proficient in the ways of bondo, and short-strand fibreglass. When I got the car it was a big piece of rust.

To extend the GFX, I did the following:

1. Get aluminum weather stripping from hardware store

2. Pop-rivit weather stripping to bottom of existing GFX

3. Fill in the unsightly gap with short-strand

4. Do fine smoothing with bondo

5. Paint!

Most people don't realize that 82-84 GFX are like an inch and a half shorter than 85+

 

PS: I paid $600 Canadian for the car.... that's about $375 USD. Almost all of my mods so far have been free, but labour intensive.