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Old 03-28-2012, 01:49 AM   #151
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Re: Project "SWISS CHEESE" the 68 Camaro

Well went out tonite for a bit and got the left inner rocker and outer rocker welded onto the car, sry no pics, forgot camera card. more tomorrow thou!
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Old 03-28-2012, 08:24 AM   #152
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Well went out tonite for a bit and got the left inner rocker and outer rocker welded onto the car, sry no pics, forgot camera card. more tomorrow thou!
Arrg! no pictures....... we'll wait
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Old 03-30-2012, 01:23 PM   #153
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MAD SKILLS MAN!!! Keep up the good work.
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Old 04-08-2012, 05:09 PM   #154
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Old 04-22-2012, 02:18 AM   #155
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Hey guys, been pretty busy finishing up a few other things around the house and also repairing my 05, has some mechanical issues to sort out. Anyways there is some updates but no pics yet. I got all of the inner tubs and inner qtrs welded together, so as of now I would say 80% of the rear inner structure is complete, the left qtr is on the car in the correct position. I gotta take the rt one back off and finish behind it then it can get put on for good. I will try to get some pics in the next few days. Sorry guys. got wrapped up in a few things. Trying to get the house in order for another Reno!! argh!! lol. oh well.
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Old 05-01-2012, 09:54 AM   #156
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Re: Project "SWISS CHEESE" the 68 Camaro

Well I have been out in the garage for a bit again. I got all the inner structure in the car almost, She sure is getting solid!!!! Once that was done I got the quaters in place and screwed them down forthe last time. I have epoxied in behind the panels on the metal aas I have been going. Once this was all done, I got the roof set in place and checked it for fitment. Unfortunately it did not fid 100%. It fit quite well around all of the edges but on the back pillars it bubbled really really bad. So I had to slice the roof to get rid of the bubble. Nothing big, but something that I did not want to do. Oh well.
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Old 05-01-2012, 09:57 AM   #157
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Re: Project "SWISS CHEESE" the 68 Camaro

So the roof is finally on!! welded solid and about half of the Qtrs are welded on. Feels good and it looks like a car once again. Now I just need to talk to the owner andwe will be set!! It is not perfect, but it is solid!
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Never thought this shell could be made whole again. Looks like where the roof meets the rear pillar at the window opening, that it is pinched down a bit. Will that effect how the glass fits or do you have more work to do in that area.
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Old 05-01-2012, 11:19 AM   #159
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wow james, good job man.
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Old 05-01-2012, 04:05 PM   #160
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Awesome work as always James! More details on how you sectioned the roof to remove the wrinkle? Is this common with these roof panels? I need to change mine on my 68. it had a vinyl roof cover
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Great work! I bet you're glad to get this oe almost out of your way!
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That was a pile of parts not very long ago. I wish you lived closer. My bird might be a roller instead of me realizing it's going to take me forever and bought a "finished" mustang.
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Awesome work as always James! More details on how you sectioned the roof to remove the wrinkle? Is this common with these roof panels? I need to change mine on my 68. it had a vinyl roof cover
Can be common, I just sliced and wleded it.

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UPDATES!!!!!!!!!!!

Here are some more updates. Almost there!! No more internal cage!
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Almost done, got some more inside the car to weld yet, under the car, hopefully tonite get the rest inside the car done then gert it onto the roteiserrie. (not spelled correct) and then go from there. BTW, this car reminds me of ironman, all pieced together!
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Very nice progress James! glad to see some new pics. The owner should be happy with how far you have taken this car. Keep it up!
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Damn! This **** is just intense! Good job!
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Man, that is a crazy amount of work you have done! Great job and keep at it!
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Amazing transformation, I hope I will be able to do bodywork like you someday.
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When I saw the first picture, I thought, "holy crap!" I knew it could be brought back if it was the right guy. I was hoping you were the right guy because I wanted to watch. Looks like you were the right guy. Good job!
I Just found this section of the board, and I'll be coming back. Again, amazing work.
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You've basically assembled one of those expensive dynacorn ready to go bodies

Way to go, I bet the owner is estatic!
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Very nice progress James! glad to see some new pics. The owner should be happy with how far you have taken this car. Keep it up!
He is getting quite happy, soon to be his again!!!

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Ithanks, I am sure you will, just takes practice.

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When I saw the first picture, I thought, "holy crap!" I knew it could be brought back if it was the right guy. I was hoping you were the right guy because I wanted to watch. Looks like you were the right guy. Good job!
I Just found this section of the board, and I'll be coming back. Again, amazing work.
I really appreciate your comment, it kinda humbles me. Thankyou very much!!

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You've basically assembled one of those expensive dynacorn ready to go bodies

Way to go, I bet the owner is estatic!
LOL, I wish it was the dynacorn, but ya, it sure is close to one.
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Car is officially off the JIG!!!!!!!!!!! on the roteiserie and finishing up some final welds now on it. soon, very very soon. Feels so D@mn good!!!!!!!!
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