The Camaro Club (UK)

Don't see this very often anymore so grab what you need, seller is based in Newcastle:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Camaro-1978-a ... 4d344ba1a2

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saw that couple of weeks back, been relisted.. I might give him a shout for floorpanels in case..

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“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”

Quick question. Can I use later gen brakes on a 67? I wouldn't mind some cheap disc brakes..

I've got a feeling the spindles are different on a 2nd gen, so the callipers won't bolt up to 1st gen ones, and I think the standard drum spindles are different to disc ones.
Might be able to swap 2nd gen spindles in but no idea of work involved, or if geometry dimensions are anywhere near to pick up roll bar and steering arms... probably easier to retrofit a decent 1st gen disc upgrade kit with spindles.

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“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”

That's a shame. There's a kit kicking about on eBay for about £800 which isn't a ridiculous price, not money I have right now though!

Hi do you have any rear interior panels ?

Sorry it wasn't mine, just shared the advert as it's so rare that these come up. What panels do you need? I know a guy that can bring stuff in quite fast for a very reasonable price.

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I need the two lower interior panels for the rear also im looking for rear gears that will get me off the lights a bit faster than a snail and a few other bits.

4:11 rear ends are usually a safe bet for being quick off the line

The plastic panels come up sometimes on ebay. You can get them new though as they are reproduced, places like National Parts Depot stock them, just have to be vigilant with shipping / import costs as sometimes that can make an otherwise decent price item quick expensive!

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I have a 4.11 12 bolt rear end in mine.... hilarious fun - watch out for the gas mileage if you don't have over drive though!

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My '80 progress thread - hugger orange! Now with LQ9 power - forged pistons, LS2 rods, 236/242, .621/.612, flowed and milled 317 heads. MS3X

4L80e, 12 bolt, 4.11, Moroso brute strength posi, steel shafts.

Subframe connectors, g-braces, solid body bushes, carbon hood and front bumper, custom door cards, Autometer gauges.