[Blade]

Made you list of parts of your car yet?

1967 Prostreet Camaro


Engine –

431 Big Block Roller Motor
12:1 Pistons
Square Port Head
1050 Dominator Carburetor
8 Braided Fuel Lines
Electric Holley Fuel Pump
Summit Direct Aluminum Radiator
Billet Specialties Chrome Pulleys
Hooker Header Super Comp 2 1/8
Big Shot Nitrous kit
Lokar Braided Oil and Trans dip Stick
Lokar Cable Throttle
Flomaster Mufflers
Allstar Electric Fan

Transmission –

400 Turbo
2500 Stall

Rear –

Ford 9”
373 Gear Post. Track
28 Spline Mosler Axles

Suspension-

• Front:

QA1 Shocks
Fully Adjustable Coilovers
Mustang II Rack and Pinion
2” Drop Spindles

• Rear:

33” Ladder Bars
Center Link
QA1 Shocks
Fully Adjustable Coilovers

Brakes-

Front:
Slotted and Cross Drilled Rotors
Disc brakes
Rear:
Big Bear Ford Disc Brakes

Interior-

Stock Bucket Seats
Phantom Autometer Gauges Speed and RPM
Autometer Gauges: Oil, Temp, Battery, Nitrous
Covans Classic Gauges Panel
B&M Pro Stick Shifter

Frame-

Tubular Sub-frame with A-Arms and Control Arms
Subframe Connectors
Frame Rails
8 Pt Roll Cage

Wheels-

Front:
Prostars- 15x 3 ½
Rubber – 15x 15 31/2

Rear:
Prostarts- 15x15
Rubber- 15x 15x 29

[rtj]

I have a big stack of receipts. I'm sort of scared to add it all up.

[fatblock]

I do not have a Pro Street..but I flat out stopped counting receipts.I can see why some would want to catalogue their parts for future referance though.Makes sence.

[camaroman7d]

I think most projects start off with a list similar to yours. My list is a little different, I usually have it set up more as a shopping list with rounded off prices and part numbers. I mark the items off as I buy them. I make another "work" list and write down all the work I need to do and priotitize it, I mark things off as I go. This keeps you from getting side tracked when you have a lot of things to do.

That's an aweful lot of tire for a 28 spline axle. If you are starting from scratch on the rear end you might want to step up to 31, 33, or 35 splines. I assume with that 12:1 compression you plan to see more track time than street time.

[camaroman7d]

No need to really add up the receipts the money is spent and the parts you bought are now worth a fraction of what you paid. I keep all my receipts but, have never added up any totals on any project I've built. I usually just hand over the stack/folder to the new owner.

People will ask how much do you have in it? I just say I don't know I never added up the receipts.

[Mat Klemp]

I have the list, not for tracking cost but so that I will know what I need for servicing. What brake pads to get, belts, hoses etc.

TTFN
Mat

[HarleyD67]

This is one of my old ones. I update it every year. I'm working on a new "service parts list" with exact part #'s for gaskets, etc...

[tilley88]

It's scary just thinking about adding it all up. I've got over 14K in mine and I have'nt even got started, yet. I consider myself a smart shopper, but I have been known to pay too much for something I really want. I also realize I probably won't get what I'll eventually have in it, but I'll enjoy the car regardless of how much I sink into it. It's all about havin' fun whether it's on the cheap or not......