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1967 Camaro r/s s/s project were working on and need your help - 1st off on the rain gutters where they meet at the top of the A-pillar there's a clip (cover) how do you attach these ? 2nd off , on the quarter fender panels (at the top window edge) in the back pointed corner , there's a bias edge "that the factory uses I believe" (seam sealer) how do you deal with this area ? do you weld it ? - it does receive final paint , do you have a video that shows work on this. thank you

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For the 69 Camaro, is the new glass original or repop with the date codes requested? I have Jan/Feb soft ray tinted original driver and passenger door glass off my 69 if you are interested.

Just putting back together my 69 Z.. early March build also. What brand of bearing did you use on the motor ? And where did you find the rocker arms ?

Mine say 8/94 and big number is really messed up on my data plate does it mean I have a 95 the last number that I can see it 5 so I’m assuming it’s a 1995 cr125r

The stencil kit is the correct way the lines are different sizes and the stencil kit is accurate..

I really could do without all of the “fine line tape”

I am utterly speechless.

Do you paint others my exact paint needs new stripes and a comp,ete redo

Excellent vidio looking fiward to thez/28 vidio

Amazing all of these cars taken apart and nothing near finished, this guy must of had a serious case of ADHD. What happened to him? Passed away and wifey said chaching this mess is for sale.

Why so many , there's no way this person could ever finish these camarods

Headlight doors for a chevelle huh?

I just wanted to say thats really cool

Don’t we have enough of these Dogs on the 😢street already? Where are they coming from? Dig a hole!

Thanks Pete for the awesome videos

Awesome camaro, my favorite color

I am from Brazil and Thank you for all your knowledge!

Peanut butter buff-out. Gotta try that

Hi!, wonderfull works!, I thanking you for saving those Bikes. A question: what means “NOS parts”, I tried some internet searchs about, but it only shows nitrous oxide systems kits resoults…😅

It looks factory original. You have to appreciate that.

I see you left a rear antenna hole in the quarter panel of the blue car, but you’re running a rear spoiler? Usually the antenna will be in the right front fender.

Did a 69 headliner without help or experience, just YT. Not happy with it but hoping someone can straighten it out more later. Yes, totally Do not recommend DIY.

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Can you imagine the money, millions of dollars.

Nice work Peter

Great update and glad you are back posting. Never knew the hood pin on the dual quad...

Nice job so far. I bought new qtrs from GM Parts back in 1985 for my 70 Z/28. I think I paid $250 each. Had mine stripped to bare metal and painted with Centari with a clear on top. Paint today still looks the same as it did in ‘85, and I drive the car in the summer.

Thanksfor the update, it's good to see the crashed one sat on the jig and looking good. It really is a survivor now and will be a welcome addition to the classic car world, it has quite a story to tell.

Really enjoying your videos. Many thanks for posting them. I also really appreciate you sharing all of the finer details like the parts and the stories behind them. I saw my fitst '69 Z-28 in 1969 when I was a school boy. It had a dramatic effect on me that only another true enthusiast could appreciate. It set me off on a hobby and career that has lasted for 55 years and counting!

Shouldn’t have listened to the body man. He knew it would take hrs and hrs to make it fit thus making him more $.😂 Use as much original sheet metal as possible even if you have to use part of an aftermarket fender for your patch. I would never do a headliner!

You will need to change the float bowl bolts on the crossram carbs, original were flat head bolts not hex head

I remember you already went through with Blue Car's engine before you started build it. Also Why don't you finish one Z before working on another one?

Hey Peter, glad to see that you’re back.

Thanks for updating us on the crashed Z28, Can't wait to see more videos on that one. All of your cars are stunning.

Really cool Peter.. very detailed and you’re very organized shop!!

Great video!...Waiting to see the crashed Z/28...such an underdog story.

Nice work Pete! I was not aware of this Hugger Orange car. I wondered what happened to the Lemans Z. Also you were working on a wrecked Garnet red Z.....what happened to it. Last i remember your guys were putting in new structural metal and floor.

The name if that part youre looking for is called a windage tray!!

Worth whatever you can do to save it. Especially if it has original driveline etc. worth it even if it doesn’t have the original parts.

Looks like your local to me

What happened to your wrecked, red 1969 Z/28 you were restoring?

nice to see you back looking good !

That you can call a Restauration. Nice that you let us with you. Heinz from Germany😊

Pete, is this the Z you talked to me about? Gorgeous 😍

Looks good Pete…….

What happened to the wrecked z/28

Finally an update! Keep them coming

Love that colour. Do you restore cars for yourself; or on behalf of others? Either way: they-like your bikes- look exquisite. Great work.

Awesome we finally get to see the hugger orange Z 28