Hey brother I’ve got the mini tubs in the fitted the floor, all the quarters, the roof. However, I just watched your video on modifications to fit Tremce transmission and we will be doing that. Check out “Trunk Monkey Rod Shop” on TH-cam. Thanks again for all the great work. 🍻
@@janicedeeter577 Karma is a wonderful thing… Given the sacrifice for your father… Trusting your good deed will be rewarded and another First Gen will be in your future! Thanks for watching, commenting and following along!
Nicely done! Thanks for putting in the effort for the video-- it looks like a lot of work. Keep up the good works. it looks like you got a few rusty Camaro owners you're inspiring (me included)!
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Mine are deep in the blues of the twos... Two 67's in about 2222 pieces for the past 22 years, two wives, two kids, too little time-- life.
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Hi , I finished new floors, mini tubs, subframe connectors, removed both quarters and sandblasted the inner body framing. I’m prepping for epoxy priming that area now, while waiting for the lower cowl and still waiting on the drivers side quarter from the Camaro depot. I ordered the Detroit Speed quadralink as well so that I can install that box for the coil overs in the back. I’m still debating on the front subframe from Detroit Speed, I saw that you sure going that root. Very expensive, but why cut corners after going this far?
@@TheLooper0 My thinking exactly! Sounds like we are on parallel paths with you out in front! Do you post/share your progress anywhere? Would love to follow along? Instagram? Facebook? I put daily updates when I’m working on the car to Instagram… This kinda stuff keeps me motivated! 😂🤪😂
Looks awesome man! Nice work.
Gotta keep plugging away! 👍
Having the press and roller tool-machines is a must. Lot of us don't have this so its Anvil time 'Al a Carte"
I’m in the process of building a 68 RS/SS Camaro Pro Street And I’m loving your channel. Keep the great work up boys
Thanks Bernie! I appreciate the support and kind words. Good luck on your 68. Where are you at on yours?
Hey brother I’ve got the mini tubs in the fitted the floor, all the quarters, the roof. However, I just watched your video on modifications to fit Tremce transmission and we will be doing that. Check out “Trunk Monkey Rod Shop” on TH-cam. Thanks again for all the great work. 🍻
@@berniegarrett4243 Will do.
Nice Metal work and looks like lots of welding work. I also love to use Steel-IT.
Thanks 👍
Good work man. Glad to see the progress.
Thanks. Much appreciated! More coming soon. 👍
Great video! Attention to detail and fine workmanship. You are a craftsman.
Thanks Charlie. Kind of you to say. I’m really enjoying the process - happy to share what I can. 🍻
Looks like it is in better condition than mine, lol. Look forward to more.
Thanks 👍 Gonna check your channel out too.
My most favorite car...had one a long time ago. I had to sell so I could bury my Father. One day; I'll have one again. Many thanks for your work.
@@janicedeeter577 Karma is a wonderful thing… Given the sacrifice for your father… Trusting your good deed will be rewarded and another First Gen will be in your future! Thanks for watching, commenting and following along!
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Many thanks for your kind reply.
Nicely done! Thanks for putting in the effort for the video-- it looks like a lot of work. Keep up the good works. it looks like you got a few rusty Camaro owners you're inspiring (me included)!
Thanks for saying… Much appreciated! I’m enjoying it. Where are you at on yours?
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Mine are deep in the blues of the twos... Two 67's in about 2222 pieces for the past 22 years, two wives, two kids, too little time-- life.
@@infamousflav I can relate 2! 🤪
I've got a 2nd gen that's about to get started so I'm looking at all the rust repair info I can so I have some tools to work this in a sensible manner
Awesome. Good luck with your build. I’ll keep sharing my experience/insight - hope it will help.
@@ParadiseBayCustoms so far as i need to do a floor pan replacement on mine too
Fantastic metal work Paradise!! Good as new. Looks too good to be covered up by dash panel. lol
Amazing work
Thanks for saying and watching. 👍
Good work! My lower cowl was too far gone , I’m waiting for the new one to arrive. You mentioned Princess Auto, where are you in Canada?
Thanks! I’m in Winnipeg. You?
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Windsor On.
Where are you at on your build? Plans?
@@ParadiseBayCustoms Hi , I finished new floors, mini tubs, subframe connectors, removed both quarters and sandblasted the inner body framing. I’m prepping for epoxy priming that area now, while waiting for the lower cowl and still waiting on the drivers side quarter from the Camaro depot. I ordered the Detroit Speed quadralink as well so that I can install that box for the coil overs in the back. I’m still debating on the front subframe from Detroit Speed, I saw that you sure going that root. Very expensive, but why cut corners after going this far?
@@TheLooper0 My thinking exactly! Sounds like we are on parallel paths with you out in front! Do you post/share your progress anywhere? Would love to follow along? Instagram? Facebook? I put daily updates when I’m working on the car to Instagram… This kinda stuff keeps me motivated! 😂🤪😂
Thank you for sharing. What a great repair👍👀
Bing watching! Awesome. Much appreciated. 😁
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Thanks!
Do you use seam seal after?
I will… After I epoxy paint everything. Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍
There is no way to stop further rust underneath of layer by layer sheet metals. Hate Full. Rust starts right after welding
That's why I love the panel adhesive ..it treats the metal and bonds it so well ..no more rust !!
Can you replace the lower cowl without removing the windshield?
No. It forms the base for the windshield. Upper cowl is simply another layer on top of lower - both forming the base of the windshield.