I am Frank and a resident of Los Angeles California and new to these forums. I am dang glad I found them. Any way I am starting my project car 29 years after I bought it. Not that I did not, drive/race it for a long time but it is now time to restore it. Anway, I have a PJ 67 Camaro. I am not going for the by the numbers restore but more of a better than original kind of pro touring type. I do not know how far I am going. I have tons of questions (will try to get them in the right forums, skold me if I don't) and will start firing them off asap.

I dig this place and can not wait to read more. I am sure this forum will replace my lunch time hobby of tracking the where abouts of Britney Spears on TMZ.

Hola!

welcome! you might want to figure out how far you willing to go before you start: alot of us are in way too deep! it's really easy to get the ball rolling and before you know it, it's snowballed out of control. you came to the right site for research and answers. don't forget to have fun with it!

Welcome Frankie...you waited 29 years to restore... what patience! You watch Britney S. ... what...!:) Good luck on your project. Don't forget to check out the wealth of info using the "search" engine.

cap68

Welcome to Team Camaro -- You'll find all the information you need on this site

set a gola and go for it.

Another Camaro Saved.

This site is great... have fun.

Had my car for over 20 yrs also---I am going to practice uplaoding a photo here (I'm not much of a mechanic and even less computer literate)
5573

Welcome to the site. Have fun with your project.

Welcome Frankie,Iv'e had my car 22 years and have been on the build for 2 1/2 years check it out and let me know what you think,its not a PT though its a PS.

Hey Frank welcome to Team Camaro

Thanks for the warm welcome. I used to do a lot of street racing in the 80's. Used to march it around Sacramento in the day. I have done a lot of work since then. New Tranny, rearend, suspension but it is not at all what I really wanted to do in the way I really wanted it done. So I am not certain how deep I am wanting to go and will be looking on this site for help. I think the best plan is an achievable one. I think I never started as all that I wanted to do was not really possible, but today I see all these brackets I used to fabricate now available from suppliers I think that is awesome. I see all the front end clips now and can not wait to see what I can do. I was planning on making it drivable again until i tapped the rear window and it fell out. That was the omen as it needed a ground up restore. I am now looking for an entry point, where to start, and then go from there.

Good luck on the restoration Frank.