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 Post subject: 68 Bare Metal Respray
PostPosted:Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:13 pm 
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Car Details:'68 Camaro
'89 Golf Rallye
'97 Golf GTi (Daily)
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Interior being stripped, lot of bitumen type sound deadening (ugh!)


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PostPosted:Fri Mar 20, 2009 6:39 am 
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Hey Mark thanks for the pics, it's good to see what goes into building a car, remember to keep us updated with loads of pics ;) ;) It's a bit of a nightmare getting all of the sound deadening off, if you're lucky it'll chip off if it's brittle. Alternatively use a hot air gun gently & get a paint scraper under it as you warm it. Are the floor pans ok?? What sound deadener are you gonna use? I've read good reports on "Brown Bread" & it stands up well in comparisons with Dynamat, but is quite a bit cheaper. What amount of bodywork is needed to bring it up to spec? Cheers..Nige

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PostPosted:Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:30 am 
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Going to use the products from Second Skin Audio. Not a bitumen mat in site - :lol: They have a very good paint on product which you can use on the underside too, cue linky: http://www.secondskinaudio.co.uk/ and for all you street/racers out there, it also means it's light :D

I'll also be using their mat as well.

Floor is good, which is a bonus. Considering it spent a year or two in a damp garage as well :O Otherwise the whole bodywork is not too bad. It has had a rearend shunt in it's time, as the bootlid does not shut flush on one side. Means the rear valance will need shifting about a bit. One of the framerails is also bent, luckily it's not gonna be used with the new suspension :)

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PostPosted:Tue Feb 09, 2010 10:36 am 
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Any updates on the car Mark??

cheers....Nige

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PostPosted:Sat May 22, 2010 2:31 pm 
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WOOT! Updates coming soon - watch this space! :D

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PostPosted:Mon May 24, 2010 9:52 am 
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Rear suspension is in! :)

Sorry for the photo quality, don't have a camera at the moment, so pictures are taken from my iphone.


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PostPosted:Mon May 24, 2010 3:37 pm 
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Rear suspension is in! :)

Sorry for the photo quality, don't have a camera at the moment, so pictures are taken from my iphone.
"Haven't got a camera"!! come on Mark, you just wanted to tell us you got an iphone :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That looks like a lot of work, I assume you're following the thread on Lat-g where old Rupp can't seem to get his to his liking. At least he's doing a lot of ground work trying to dial it in for you :lol: :lol:

All joking aside, that's coming along well mate, good to see you back at it again, any more pics??

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:lol: thanks Nige :lol:

I hope he does dial it in soon, save me trying to figure it all out :twisted: If not, then the onelap camaro has the 3-link as well....... :thumbup:

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:lol: thanks Nige :lol:

I hope he does dial it in soon, save me trying to figure it all out :twisted: If not, then the onelap camaro has the 3-link as well....... :thumbup:
I just don't get why Steve Rupp builds a car like Bad penny & then doesn't drive it at the Autocross's himself, instead he lets Mary Pozzi drive it....weird.


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:lol: thanks Nige :lol:

I hope he does dial it in soon, save me trying to figure it all out :twisted: If not, then the onelap camaro has the 3-link as well....... :thumbup:
I just don't get why Steve Rupp builds a car like Bad penny & then doesn't drive it at the Autocross's himself, instead he lets Mary Pozzi drive it....weird.


cheers...Nige
Nigel, I've wondered about that....Not to belittle 68 Pro Touring 's build but I also wonder how much more performance is gained with the non stock 3 link set up versus a the stock style Hotchkis TVS set up that Mary runs on her own 2nd Gen. I would love to do something like this but with no welding skills I'm limited to a bolt on set up....
More pics and explanations for (Me) the uneducated please!!!! Great build...

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