Road Course '72 Camaro: Metal Work and Carbon Fiber Fender Install - Carcass S5, E1&2
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2024
- The Carcass Crew jumps back on their 1972 Camaro and are metal working the damaged core support. They show you the right techniques to bend and manipulate metal brackets to save you money. They'll also show you how they are going to install the carbon fiber fenders. Then, they show you how to create a custom steering column for your race car that won’t break the bank. Plus, they fabricate a custom dash to accept their new digital gauge cluster and show you an easy way to wire your project.
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This is probably my favorite build , I've owned four Camaro's myself . And I was born in 1972 , so one of my favorite cars from the year I was born 👍
Looks awesome, looking forward to seeing it on the track!! Keep up the great work gents!!
The fun I could have with that monster. That's a straight night runner, built for I40 between Little Rock and Memphis.
@30:30 you could also put a thin 1/8 strip of foam tape around all profile and then roll stamp ink or metal dye into. Align piece over where you want and press down. Viola!!!!
I'm doing a 68 mustang track car. I started with a 2008 ASA NASCAR chassis. I have to replace the front cross member so square it up. Going for a late 70"s IMSA vibe. Thinking about using the #20 Dekon Monza style flairs but am not going to be using 16" wide tires so that might not work.
Tires need to be sticking out of the fenders 8 to 10" For it to look right. Next style to consider is the 1975 BMW IMSA 3.0 CSL cars fender style.
Might mock up the BMW style on one side and the Dekon monza on the other side to see what looks best.
I'll be mounting the body soon so I'll see how it will go. Got a vintage boss 302 from a A sedan race car I bought 35 yrs ago. I cut up the body and saved all the parts. Body was 2 cars welded together vary badly so not salvageable. Lots of work, lots of fun.
Must be nice to have unlimited resources and budget plus actual mechanics doing the work for you
😂😂😂 you just assume someone else does all the work? 😂
PCM/PDM offerings are currently in their infancy for the enthusiast. When they are combined with plug-and-play harnesses for specific applications, sales will take off. That and the reduction in price from economics of scale.
Good work guys 👍
I like how you are treating that Camaro.
Awesome!!😍
Lots of love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤
Absolutely love the car boys. I’d be thinking about bracing the crank with all the drives off the front of it
Sweet!
Isn't adding that aluminum tube to the outside of the collapsible steering shaft defeating the purpose of being collapsible??? Won't this now impale the driver with the outer tube in a crash?
No the collapsible part is still from the firewall to the steering box
I like most of the build, other rave cars I truly hate the wall. Even Nascar's, SCCA, are able to see out the back. It's not mine, but you ask for feedback.
Lets see if that car can hang with the Texas speed 3rd gen on the road course!!
As if that’s the gold standard 🙄
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Is there a playlist for this build? If not I’d recommend making one.
I need a copy of those front and rear fender flares.
I am using the same block as you are. Could you please give some details on what you used on the front motor brackets. I see crank trigger. What type of cam sensor and Ignition? These are the parts of my engine build where there is not much info on.
Expandable foam???
It was used to make a mold for the fender flares..its not left in there
You mark an L and an arrow pointing down but how do you know it won't get flipped over and someone just reads it 7 up? Thus making the guy thirsty for a soda.😂😂😂😂
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Dinged big time for no respirator. He'll find out !...in 20 years.
Boy you Chevy guy's sure love the ford 9 inch rear end, i guess the 12 bolt is not up to the task huh
9 inch is cheaper not necessarily better
Ear protection for a cut off wheel??? I’ve been doing this wrong raw dogging it I guess I’ll be dead before I retire.
Yeah you mean those ghost mechanics couldn't be shown actually working on the car.
You think they just have 20 other guys waiting around to work on it? 😂
That back firewall ruined the look of the car. The original design looked so much better than that wall built into the roll cage. Just my opinion but it ruined the car.
Looks odd, but it's got it's purpose.
42 menit konten Anda 80% cuma bacot2 yg ada bukan kerja.....
Sedih sya yg melihat 😢
You spend way to much time crapping on a rare classic car to be able to justify chopping it up.
I think it would have been faster, easier and better to not have destroyed that clean 72 and just built a tubular frame and hung some aftermarket body parts and custom sheet metal on it... you're ending up with a frankenstein car that you've chopped up so bad.. i mean what are you saving from the old car? part of the subframe, some brackets, parts of the quarters that you shouldn't be saving.. and you destroyed that old car... thats sickening
You must of been looking at another car, it was pretty rough. In the end its their car and they can do whatever they want
@@dalebickham2666nope that car was clean. I was a mechanic for years then autobody for years after that. that car only needed light repairs and they chopped the crap out of it. viewers have a right to an opinion because they make money off our views. we are the customer.
@@zippythechicken "clean" 72 that had been in a wreck. Good thing there are another 80000 out there that you can go save!
@@RetroCheater81that wasn't a wreck the frame wasn't damaged the core support wasn't bent bad just a bracket... if you throw cars away for a bent bracket you're a fool.. go find me 80k of them.... go find me 1k cars like that that aren't $100k because they're fully restored... they could have got $1500 in sheet metal and made a better car
@@zippythechicken if you watched the whole build you would know they started with a wrecked car. It wasn’t exactly in pristine condition.
Whats the point of covering the rear window. If youre gonna race with other cars you have to see them. Just another camaro build that will never see sunlight