1967 Camaro RS/SS 350 4 Speed Granada Gold - Full Restoration Part 1 - Introduction & Walk Around
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2021
- This is Part 1 of the Restoration Video Series of a 1967 Camaro RS/SS 350 4 Speed in Granada Gold with Black Stripes . This episode is Part 1 and features an Introduction to the car and a walk around. Future videos on this car will be produced at every step of the restoration until it is completed. Then, test drives will also be shown as the final installments.These are a collection of Video series presented by Peter Rose, digitalpizza.com on the Frame off Restoration Process of classic Japanese motorcycles and classic American muscle cars including Honda CB 750, Honda CBX, CB1100F, CB900F and 1969 Camaro Z/28, 1968 Camaro Z/28 Z28, 1967 Camaro, Z/28, 1967, Camaro SS RS, 350, 396, 327, Yenko, ZL1, Nickey My email is digitalpizza@comcast.net I Located in San Francisco Bay Area, California
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That’s super nice I bet that car has been garage kept most of its life
What a great car..
Love your videos and choice of projects keep up the good work
That is as clean as you are going to find in any of those old cars nowdays.
Nice candidate to restore.
Good morning! I was anxious to see how the totalled Camaro was coming on . I can see at 2mins 20 secs that it appears to have come to a stop . Is this temporary or have you had to have a rethink . I do recall that l thought you were repairing it "in house" but then you said you were getting someone to come and quote for the repairs. I wish l could have been there to repair it for you . It's just the kind of damage that most would shy away from but l would relish the challenge ! Unfortunately , (or maybe luckily !) I live across the pond and although l'm restoring an "e"type for myself l'm retired ! Tired being the operative word! I've been in the crash repair Industry for 51 years and the body's cried enough ! But l would loved to have done this beauty! Take care and stay safe.
Hi John, We have not given up on the red car. We will be moving it on to the frame rack probably next week sometime. I will be doing a video on that, so that should be interesting :)
You're one of my favorite channels! BTW on the CBX rotor video, you never showed us how to get the rotor off the shaft.
Wow, nice condition for a New York car! I also have a ‘67 RS. Also a New York car that was last on the road in 1984, I think. Complete basketcase when I bought it in 2005, and it didn’t help that it had to sit outside in the Pennsylvania weather for 13 years until I began the restoration.
Subscribed to your channel and am working my way through your Camaro videos. Keep up the great content! It’s motivating me. 👍
i recently also purchased a december 66 rs/ss 350 car that is in terrible shape but so worth restoring . will be watching
Hey Chris
Thanks for the comment
I just watched your video, you definitely have an RS SS 350 4 Speed
The codes say it’s Red with Black Vinyl Top, Rear Antenna, Console,Tape Player, Standard Black Interior
Nice car restored :)
Where do you live?
Give me a call, we can compare notes
Pete 415-272-8133
@@digitalpizza1 hay pete i live in amboy washington i will call you soon thanks
My 67 Impala SS had a parchment interior. The crank knobs were white. I don't know about other years, but 67's had color matching knobs. All colors.
Very nice project car, worthy of time and money. Tough to find Camaros in this condition these days. You should let us know how you found it.
Did you find a build sheet in this car? If so, where was it located? Thanks
I too have a Norwood, 12D, RS/SS 350, 4 speed car. I'm curious what your body number is? Mine is 158237.
Awesome project, love your channel. My question is, how do you find the energy to do all of this restoration, Do you have a behind the scenes team of help ?
Hi Flaxjay, No, I do everything myself with the exception of bodywork and paint, and I use a machine shop to do my heads.
@@digitalpizza1 , thats awesome. I do most of my own work on my bikes and cars, but you are at a different level. Well done. I enjoy your channel, keep up the good work, its educational and interesting.
Argent Silver would be the factory Rallye Wheel color. But I'm guessing you already know this. Which shifter did it come with from the factory? Muncie or Hurst Thank You. My very first car was a 1968 Camaro. Nowhere as close to stock as yours but it did have a LT1 with Borg Warner T-10. Lets just say it was a mover 😏
I have a 67 RS/SS that has Deluxe interior. I can’t get the front door panel into the metal channel at the top. Do you know how wide that’s supposed to be? And is there a trick to get the door panel into the metal channel?
I'm surprised, I don't see power steering or power brakes.
It actually has disk brakes but not power.
Manual steering was actually fairly common back then.
I see there's no crack on the body on the driver's side at the bottom of the small side window , at the bottom of the drip rail , score. Driver's door was not slammed .
Two guys stole a calendar the other day, they got six months each.