Dan is back at it with another Camaro update. He’s run out of parts so other stuff is on order, so he’s deciding on what can go under the hood.
When you get a Camaro project, you care a bit less about the rust when it comes with a bunch of new replacement panels. After all, when you’ve got all those parts sitting in the garage you are all done but the doing it right? It’s 2/3 built when the parts are all there. Or at least that’s what we tell ourselves don’t we? Well this video has Dan fitting a bunch of those new parts to see if they are actually going to solve his problems or just cause more.
Everyone knows Dan from DD Speed Shop for all his Tri-Five Chevrolet builds but did you guys know he has a couple of First Gen Camaros? Yep, and he’s saving one that is all full of rust. It’s like Dan just can’t keep from cutting off rust and welding on new, or at least better, sheet metal. We don’t understand his passion for this kind of punishment, but love him for saving great cars. We’re all in the same boat with the same sickness.
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Video Description:
We’ve been thrashing on this 1967 Camaro for about a week. We’ve made a pile of progress, no much progress that we’re out of parts.
Disc brakes and tubular control arms are in the mail. New quarter panels and wheel tubs have been ordered. But most importantly! We have a drive line picked out! Did you guess right?
What did you sell the 67 Camaro Roller For Please can I Ask!! It says its sold!! Sorry to ask!! I had A nice 68 me and my father built was my first car I miss it terably!! My 68 had A oak tree growing threw it when we first found it!! But when we finished it you would not have known!! Thanks!! Me and my brother watch you build cars all the time!! I miss my Father he built I dont know how many car’s from the ground up!! And they looked Cherry when they were finished!! And Sounded Awsome!! If I could have afforded it I dont know how I could have got it to the hot state of Florida But I love the 67 year of this car!! I would have fixed it and painted it In dedication of my Father!!