Would be a good time to route some brake cooling ducts.

 

This is just a street/show car so I don't find it necessary.

 

Final stages of primer and wet sanding. Color very soon!

 

 

 

 

Nice!

 

Masking insanity!

 

 

wow, that is crazy..

 

 

 

 

275s for all four corners

 

 

Hurry up and get it back together! This things coming out awesome, can't wait to see finished product

 

Thank you. The body shop is almost done. Then I have to take it back home and work on the interior over the winter.

 

Reminds me of this.

 

That's exactly what I'm paying tribute to.

 

Thats what I was wondering. I didn't really like where you were going with it at first, but that is awesome

 

BFG g force 2's? I have those tires on two of my T/A's and love them.

 

Yes

 

What's the significance of the car you are paying tribute to?

 

GM built the car. I thought I had details, but I can't find them now

 

It had the ZR1 vette eng/trans of the day, LT5 i believe was the code.Plus some other goodies i can't recall either.

 

http://www.superchevy.com/features/0...-chevy-camaro/

 

That about covers it.

A few other significant things:
1. The car is a 1991. The same year this car was shown at SEMA.
2. SEMA 2016 will be the 25 year anniversary of this car being shown.

 

 

Looking good

 

Got it now! Very cool project!

 

 

Very nice!!!

 

That is so cool, I like my sinister looking black but that is very nice.

 

Back from the body shop today. I wish it was sunny out so you could get the full effect of the purple.

 

 

Not my cup of tea on the paint job, but hell its not my car... Much respect for the quality though... Looking good...

 

Coming together finally!

 

Painted headlight brackets and installed lamps.







Installed door handles and locks, mirrors.








Working on painting interior parts.

 

It's starting to look like a car again. I painted every gray part with Color Coat interior paint and almost every black part with SEM Trim Black. It looks like new.

 

looks awesome

 

Update: After a long search for material for the seats I caught a break. I'm a fan of Vaughn Sports on Facebook, manufacturer of NHL goalie pads among other hockey equipment. They posted this picture of some new pads on their Facebook page.



My friend's parents own the company and they were nice enough to sell me some material. Custom seat covers are now in the works. I ordered some cloth manual 4th gen Camaro seats from Hawks.

 

Very cool man. Have seen the car your tributing a few times and it was always awesome. Would be insane to get them together LS3 and LT4.

 

Details, details, details.





Seat upholstery is in process. It shouldn't be long now.

Steering wheel, shifter ****, and parking brake handle are on their way back to the USA from Caravaggio in Canada. Pictures soon.

 

Very very cool car man!

 

When I saw the graphics layout, I remembered the GM car right off the bat. Looks like a quality job.

 

Dude you know the owners of Vaughn?!?!

 

yes

 

The steering wheel, shift ****, and parking brake handle just got back from Caravaggio in Toronto. Ferrari-quality work as usual.


PS. I don't know why the image keeps getting rotated by vBulletin. It's straight in windows and in the attached thumbnail.

 

That looks nice, I've been trying to find someone to restore my steering wheel, my X-wife with long fingernails used to scratch at it while driving the car and ultimately destroyed the finish on it so I bought a repro wheel which was molded rubber UGGGHHHH it looks better but not right. Do they have a website?

 

http://www.caravaggiocorvettes.com It doesn't say anything about Camaro parts on there. They mostly do Corvettes. They can do anything you want though. Just call and ask for John. Tell him you saw Jason's Camaro steering wheel and he'll give you a price. They are not cheap, but that level of quality never is. They are currently doing a complete interior for a 2010 Dodge Challenger we're building for SEMA.