lol I'll see your Camaros and raise you a prototype MkII GT40... first thing I put together at my work (this one was about 4-5 years ago). My boss sucks but what I get to work on is pretty awesome!

 

Here are some more pics, mostly of the 68's progress.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Nzupan/6...eat=directlink

Here's our Facebook page if anyone is curios to follow along.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/...9242183?ref=ts

 

"Oops... there's nothing to see here. Either you do not have access to these photos, or they don't exist at this web address. Please contact the owner directly to gain access."

 

ok try it now..

 

double post

 

Here's a link to the progress on the 69 Camaro track/street car:

http://picasaweb.google.com/Nzupan/6...eat=directlink


A few details:

Motor 630 hp LS3
Specs:
Type: LS3 6.8L
Displacement: 416 Cubic Inches
Compression Ratio: 11.2:1
Bore x Stroke: 4.070 x 4.000
Rev Limit: 7000 RPM
Crank: Callies Forged
Rods: Callies H-Beam
Pistons: Mahle Motorsports
Cam: Mast Custom 3-Bolt Core Cam
Heads: Mast 12 Degree CNC LS3 Heads
Intake: LS3 Car Intake
Valve Springs: Mast Nitrided Beehive


http://www.detroitspeed.com/productpages/subframe.htm

• Hydroformed Framerails
• Stamped Crossmembers
• Tubular Upper and Lower Control Arms
• Coilover Shocks for Subframe with "Detroit
Tuned" valving fully adjustable
• Coilover Spring
• Power Rack and Pinion Steering
• Splined Sway Bar
• C6 Steering Knuckles and Bearing Pack

more to come..

 

Ugh, today at my job I worked on a 91 explorer, a 99 oldsmobile minivan, and a 97 buick century. I don't know you, but I hate you.

-Flounder

 

Can haz?

 

Both cars are at about 90 grand each now.

We've got a couple more cars lined up before we start fabbing up frames for the trophy trucks

 

Can haz... ban?

 

Here are a few pics from yesterday.
We went to a snooty country club with some of our cars.



























We don't mess around with our paint jobs

 

What's with the jacked up 4x4 ride height I keep seeing?

 

The Mach 1 is all original, with the exception of the ugly wheels. The camaro should settle a little once it's actually driven.
The 69 camaro is slammed if you didn't notice.

 

No I didn't notice because I didn't click on the '69's picasa page, I just looked thru the pics you posted here. That 69 looks much better, my taste. Huge wide tire all around, tucked. Perfect, assuming you'll keep it at that height when you finish it

 

Big rubber gives me a woody.