Adam's 68 Camaro Project
Here you will find the start to finish of Adam's 1968 Camaro

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^^The Project Photo^^


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nice keep up the good work. I want to see more pictures.

Thats tight bro, I'm doing the exact same thing to my 1970 Camaro RS. But, I am a little bit futher than u are, I am installing my RamJet 350.


Send me some pics when ur done.

getting ready to start on a 68 rs. keep the pictures posted of the progress.[sm=smokin.gif]

looks to be a sweet ride man, what kind of engine did u build for it... and how did u get to past ur pics on the page and not have to put them as a attatchment file

beautiful car! what is the rear suspension? 4 or 5 leaf springs?? what type of shocks did you use?

nice ride, i'm sure it'll be sweet when your done with it, right now, i'm rebuilding my 81 camaro, any tips? By the way, good luck and send some more pics along the way.

Nice ride,, keep the pics coming.

I'm glad to see lots of Yellow Camaro's. When I picked yellow for my 69 people thought I was crazy. Your car looks great!

It looks like you're doing an excelent job. I haven't posted since forever ago and am looking to see what others are doing to help in my restoration project. I also have a 68 but it is a convertible. I am also getting into the body by replacing floor pans, bushings, springs, brakes, etc. I'm trying to staymotivated with work and other projects going on.

Hi every body im new to this whole thing i have a 68 camaro looking to put disk brakes on it i here there is lots of different options what have some of you done i am looking for something reasonably priced thanks for any help i can get

Is it for front or rear? If it's for the front it would be a matter of how far you want to go with the money. I'd rather get the stuff new. If it's for the rear then going with a used rear axle IMO would be better. Going around the junk yards is cheaper and fun but brakes is something you would depend your life on. I pulled disc brakes set up off a 76 monte carlo and put them on a 66 caprice once and it was more hassle than I thought it would be. For what I paid for parts I really only saved $300 than if I would of went with new hardware. I saw some magazines that have kits for around $600 bucks or less and I think it's all worth it. Good luck