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I always thought that would look kool, i have never seen what it looks like though. I am sure you would need tons of frame reinforement to keep the chassis from flexing.
Yeah you would. Those sub frame connectors should do just the trick.
Ttops are lookin good TheGr8. You know I still have all the interior panels/seats from that car too if you wanna drive down to NC and swap everything over from tan :cool:
\'98 Camaro V6<br />Appearance... pleasing<br />Performance... just a little extra air.
Ttops are lookin good TheGr8. You know I still have all the interior panels/seats from that car too if you wanna drive down to NC and swap everything over from tan :cool:
I didn't realize the a-pillars were different with the older dash, those defroster vents don't really line up with anything, not sure what i'll do about that. But are you parting out the car completely?
looks good gr8. I have the car cover on mine, if I dont work too much tomorrow, Im going to be knocking out the body work tomorrow.. Im thinking of keeping my car white, and do with the black C-Pillar... but its up in the air.. I can never make up my mind. lol
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