1968 Chevrolet Camaro LS3 Restomod Interior Upgrades and Driving Video V8 Speed & Resto Shop V8TV
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1968 Chevrolet Camaro LS3 Restomod Interior Upgrades and Driving Video V8 Speed & Resto Shop V8TV
This great looking 1968 Chevrolet Camaro LS3 Restomod came to the V8 Speed and Resto Shop to fix some tuning issues and to have a new custom interior installed. The plan was to modernize the door panels with some Fesler pieces, and custom design and build a center console to house the Vintage Air A/C controls, the power window switches, a pair of stainless cup holders, a double-din audio system, USB power, and the Tremec T56 6-speed shifter.
The V8 Speed and Resto Shop interior department completely designed, built, upholstered, and wired the custom console before installing it in the Camaro. The Fesler door and rear side panels were upholstered in matching black vinyl with a corresponding hounds-tooth insert to match the Camaro’s seats.
Before the car was complete, our team identified that the roof skin was rusty and improperly installed, so the V8 Speed and Resto Shop Fabrication Department went to work removing the old skin, repairing the rust, and installing a new piece. The V8 Speed and Resto Shop Body Shop finished the job and painted the new roof with a black industrial coating, then the Interior Shop installed a new vinyl top.
The LS3 1968 Camaro makes great power, and is a real blast to drive. It's got some great parts on board, with Wilwood brakes, Bonspeed wheels, and a Chevrolet LS3. We’re excited to see this 1968 Chevrolet Camaro rolling down the road, and the owner is looking forward to making more memories on road trips with his restomod Camaro.
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The V8 Speed & Resto Shop is a full-service classic car and muscle car restoration service ready to perform everything from simple maintenance on vintage cars to full frame-off restorations and modifications. Whether you are seeking a stock restoration, a pro-touring muscle car, or a custom restomod, the V8 Speed & Resto Shop in Red Bud, IL, can help. Contact us today to put the V8 crew to work for you. Transport services are available.
V8 Speed & Resto Shop
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Red Bud,IL 62278
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Absolutely beautiful work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Heck yeah! This killer Camaro was everything you said it was on the V8 Radio Podcast. Looks amazing!!
It really is a pleasure to drive! Thanks!
I like it very much too! Classy Muscle Classic!
What a sharp Camaro. Man you guys do awesome work. I appreciate that this one doesn’t have a cowl hood. I feel like those are over done sometimes. I was surprised to learn that most of the first gen Z’s did not have that option. A lot added them later though.
Very nice car and work! I wish you guys were closer, I would love to have you work on my 71.
Luv the classics with LS power. Tastefully done and reliable to drive n e where.
This Camaro is made to drive with the LS engine! Beautiful work, bravo.
Good job
Just about perfect.👍
Beautiful, beautiful Pony! Brilliant job, V8TV guys.
Thank you very much!
It's still a '68 Camaro so full marks for not going overboard. Current owners can grab a lot of ideas from this project. One sweet car.
Good job on the car! Nice vehicle indeed!
Outstanding Camaro - thank you for picking up the baton and finishing it off so well. It was great to see the car after hearing about it on the podcast.
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for listening to the Podcast!
Need to add a Sparc Industries steering wheel so this thing POPS!
That would look awesome!
Very nice car.
Great work!
Beautiful guys wow!. Love the console work, well done. The only thing I do not like is the modern RS SS badging and the placement of them. Just me maybe? Stunning car and love the 4th gen buckets with hounds tooth upholstery.
Unique,paint combination 👍,and upholstery.
Beautiful car
Great vid. Nice car. But……why was it limping……inquiring minds need to know!!
Great question... there turned out to be a few loose grounds in the harness. One on the crank position sensor that was throwing codes. Easy fix, tricky to find.
@@V8TV nicely done!
What a wonderful, sweet, sweet ride! I love restomods and pro tourers if they are done tastefully. I also have a few questions about this project: what was done to prevent the repaired roof from rusting under the vinyl again id est, can it happen again if the vehicle is exposed to humidity? When you do a full project for a customer, does the customer get a list of materials and all the electrical schematics and specifications which would be needed by the customer to maintain and / or troubleshoot the vehicle down the road, without having to second-guess or reverse engineer how things were done and what has been done?
Great questions. Regarding the roof, once we removed the original skin, we removed all the rust from the inner structure using both physical (sanding / grinding) and chemical rust removal. The bare steel was cleaned, and sprayed with an epoxy primer. Once the new skin was welded in place, all the remaining bare steel was also treated to an epoxy coat, body-worked, and primed for topcoat. The topcoat was sprayed inside and out. Here's another point... it took 50 + years to corrode as it did, and most likely, the first couple decades of this car's life were parked on the street as a "regular car". Today, the car lives in a garaged environment and not used daily in bad weather, so the top material is far less likely to see that much moisture for very long... maybe just for washings? To your second point, we provide the customer with all the manuals and tech docs and notes from the build. We do draw schematics where needed. We try to make them serviceable for sure. Thanks for asking!
Kevin, Are there plans for any more Musclecar of the Week videos?
Yes sir!