DANA "427" Camaro found...thanks to Jeff Chlupsa

[Bill Pritchard]

Beautiful work That car is really amazing. Date codes on seat belt buckles? I had no idea

[PeteLeathersac]

WW...loving the details and originality!!!.
Of course it's not mine to decide, sure wish it was...and not to do the boys out of work either, but as things progress I can't help but feel even more strongly than previously for consideration of the car being left overall as the battle-scarred unrestored survivor it is?.
Yes to the mechanical internals restored also more cleaning/detailing too and even the few parts necessary replaced w/ originals but overall I can't stop feeling how this car is simply one of the sweetest original finds a fella could ever dream of and even though it'd still be amazing restored, I'm just having trouble thinking of the day it's painted?.
How'd the Go-Jo paint cleanup turn out?.

~ Pete

[68l30]

I spent some time on Sat with the SCW crew and had the pleasure to lend a hand cleaning the Dana...Without a doubt this is one KILLER 68.The amount of details to be learned from this car are unbelieveable.Anyone with a passion for Camaros will be weak in the knees looking at this one...Thanks SCW !


Steve

[68l30]

After a some more cleaning.......

[68l30]

More.....

[68l30]

Ready to launch.....

[68l30]

Bath time again.....

[LVCamaro]

Big Steve...thanks for the help cleaning up the ol' girl and those hard to find parts you supplied at Carlisle. Too bad we couldn't get 'em on before judging.

SS

[68l30]