69 Camaro budget build first one!!

Yates · #1 Jan 3rd, 13, 08:58 PM

Hello Every one! after a couple of months working on my very first project I decided to through it on here and see what i can learn from the Camaro pros. I love this cite and have already learned a lot in a short time. Im a young builder and camaro entusiast. So I have a long long way to go. I was fortunate to grow up around body work and cars all my life. Hope every one enjoys and looking forward to hearing from every one.

This 69 Camaro will be a burnt orange 350 SS small block auto factory air car. Cant wait to get it moving and driving again. Its safe to say its been several decades sence it was a running driving machine.
javascript:void(0); let me know if you all can see this pic thanks!

ZLP955 · #2 Jan 4th, 13, 12:20 AM

Hi Brad,
Sounds like a nice project you have planned there! Couldn't see the image you tried to post, do you have a photobucket account (or similar)?
Cheers, Tim

**6781camaro** · #3 Jan 4th, 13, 06:47 AM

Welcome aboard Brad! Looking forward to seeing yet another Camaro return to it's former glory (and better!)... I'm building a '69 SS350 (clone-esque) too. Started back in 1996 when I drove it home... to be continued...

Let us know if you need anything...

Yates · #4 Jan 4th, 13, 07:37 PM

Thanks for the kind words! yeah im still working on that photo bucket acount. Hope to be able to post some pics very soon!

**makoshark** · #5 Jan 5th, 13, 07:10 AM

I post pictures here all the time and do not have any external hosts for my pictures. I simply click on the manage attachments tab at the bottom of a post I am creating and then click browse to find the photos within the files of my computer that I intend to post.

**69-Pace** · #6 Jan 5th, 13, 11:51 AM

Paying members can post photos without an host, non paying you will have to post links to a photo share someplace else. Best bet is to become a member and enjoy the benefits.

Yates · #7 Jan 7th, 13, 06:19 PM

I need to step it up and become a member dont I...

**69Z28X11** · #8 Jan 8th, 13, 07:47 AM

Yep!! I want to see this car of yours. PS you will probably change your mind several times throughout the build. Glad to see another one saved!

Yates · #9 Jan 9th, 13, 10:28 AM

Yates · #10 Jan 9th, 13, 10:29 AM

ok finally got one pic. Doesnt show pic right away you have to click on link but im getting closer lol

Yates · #11 Jan 9th, 13, 10:30 AM

Yates · #12 Jan 9th, 13, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Yates

Hello Every one! after a couple of months working on my very first project I decided to through it on here and see what i can learn from the Camaro pros. I love this cite and have already learned a lot in a short time. Im a young builder and camaro entusiast. So I have a long long way to go. I was fortunate to grow up around body work and cars all my life. Hope every one enjoys and looking forward to hearing from every one.

This 69 Camaro will be a burnt orange 350 SS small block auto factory air car. Cant wait to get it moving and driving again. Its safe to say its been several decades sence it was a running driving machine.
javascript:void(0); let me know if you all can see this pic thanks!

**6781camaro** · #13 Jan 9th, 13, 10:48 AM

Brad! Looks like you have a nice clean start there!

Sweet!

I particularly like the pic with the white wall tires and rallies. Classic! Enjoy the ride!

Yates · #14 Jan 9th, 13, 10:55 AM

haha yeah old school for sure. Its a great car no rust yet found. More pics to come! Thanks!

BobKovacs · #15 Jan 9th, 13, 11:51 AM

[QUOTE=Yates;1768602] Its a great car no rust yet found. QUOTE]

Keep lookin'- it's bound to be there somewhere......

Looks great- keep us posted on the progress!

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