Bringing LIFE Back Into My 1979 Camaro
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2024
- Installing new parts on my LS Swapped 1979 Camaro. In this video, we will install everything needed to complete the front end, as well as a few extra bits including a wicker-bill spoiler. Hope you all enjoy! Don't forget to like, comment & subscribe!
Bro this car looks beautiful ! 🔥 can’t wait to get my 1980 to this point
I used to have a 1979 Camaro. Right now I have a 1978 and 1980 Camaro. The 78 model, has a Z-28 Front end. I was living in Fort Worth when I purchased it. I wondered why did they put a Z-28 front end. I did a search for a 78 front in, and found nothing. But when I searched for a Z-28 front end, there were plenty of them available. So it has the 350 engine. And it runs really well. Zero smoke. And plenty of power.
Just found your channel I watched all the videos...I liked and subscribed..
@@Robert-qh2jp Thanks! It’s really appreciated!
Looking good, I believe with a little heat from a heat gun you can shape the rear wing extension so it lines up. Great video.
@@Zelaznogsiul-63 great idea! Thanks!
I like your style, editing, pace and the car.
@@bigospig thank you!
Wish you could have started it good work though love that wicker
@@davidjackson2001 Thanks! I’ll make sure to start it and have sound clips in the next video for sure!
Love the Car Man 😎
What accessory brackets did you use on your engine? And what power steering pump did you use ?
I used a Speed Engineering Conversion bracket for the alternator and power steering pump. It is the stock power steering pump, as well as alternator that came on the 5.3. I also swapped to a LS3 style water pump.
Why not fix the paint before adding equipment, You'll have take it off before fixing paint. What you put on is the final install, not the beginning.
@@user-ld1qg6xg5m I understand that thought, honestly just too excited to have the car look more complete finally. Majority of the paint looks fine in my eyes, mainly the passenger door and trunk that need love so thinking I may get away with leaving the new parts on.