The goal with this project is to keep it simple which means keeping the battery in the stock location. So I worked with Ron Wilson at Wilson Muscle Cars to design a stock location Billet Battery Tray that would hold an Optima Red Top Battery.
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People tend to think that they can handle a complete subframe swap. Then in the middle of the project they realize they have either run out of money, time or skill to finish the project. As said in previous post the build of this car needs to be simple and something that anyone can do. […]
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It’s time to put the actually motor in the car so the guys at High Speed Welding can finish up the Edelbrock exhaust. The plastic blocks are sure awesome it’s too bad I am not strong enough to lift the real motor. I purchased the LS1 from Travis at Kenny Davis Hot Rods it came […]
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Since the plan is to actually drive this car I am certain it will be caught in the rain more then once. Quick call to the guys at DSE and a Wiper motor is on the way. I remember back in the day when Mark Steilow was building the Mule and he did this modification. […]
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Smooth unneeded holes in firewall and install bolt on a/c delete panel. Build front spoilers. Build side skirts. Repair some rust and gap panels.
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It’s very important to mock everything up before paint and final assembly. The perfect example is what happened when I installed the Brake Booster. The angle is off even though this is the correct DSE part number for a 70 Camaro. You can see that the hood won’t close with the supplied bracket. So back […]
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My buddy rick came over to help me clean up the mini-tubs. Seem he was the supervisor.
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I love Christmas in June even if it’s Hot as Hell out. www.boommat.com We used DEI products on Syborg www.syborgtwinturbo.com to keep the heat down under the hood and now they offer a full product line to keep you cool on the inside. Don’t forget to check out the full product line. http://www.designengineering.com/
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Okay since I am home for at least one more week and I am not allowed to drive it’s time to play catch up. I enlisted the help of my oldest to help clean up the sub-fame connectors. It’s amazing how fast they flashed over with rust. Out came the wire wheel and some serious […]
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Since the body and the subframe need to get put back together we figured now is a good time to install the Sub-Frame connectors from DSE. Once again the guys at High Speed welding handled the work. What I like the most about there connectors is how close they fit to the body.
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