ya thats cus im out of school for the summer and i only work 20hrs a week. you find alot of time to do stuff then.

 

Oh and today i cleaned up the rims a bit to get them ready for some new paint and i replaced the old carburetor studs

 

paid more money to my body man, sandblasted and primed dash brackets.. oh yeah cut the mufflers off the pipes, bout to sand blast and paint them too.. everylittle bit gets me closer to riding.. FREE PARTS ARE SO COOL..

 

Bought the Camaro Floor mats with the orange trim to match the car, and also, installed color matched molded splash guards all the way around. Next is to install the Ipod adaptor, which I guess I'll let Chevy do because the radio has to be re programmed.

 

Last week i replaced the rear shocks...way easier than i thought. Yesterday i replaced the rear diff gasket, checked the gears, and added new oil. Oh, also replaced the battery and trunk lock if those even count.

 

I painted the inside of my hood chrome!

 

how hard is it to replace the rear shocks? could i do it with just a jack and two stands?

And today i re-painted my door panels (looks real sharp) and the inner door handle bezel!

 

Rear shocks are pretty easy,yeah a jack and even 1 stand would work fine,just take one wheel off at a time,then it's just 2 bolts at the top of the shock,and the nut on the bottom.

 

I had no idea what to do so i just jumped right in. yea i just jacked the car up put the jack stands on the axle, took the wheel off so i could access it easier. It is pretty straight forward. way easier than you would think. It was my first time doing anything suspension related. I watched a few youtube videos first to get an idea of what i was doing. I just got some shocks from o'reilly autoparts.

 

Fixed my glove box (broken handle), did a good interior clean and detail under the hood. Also looked at K&N cold air intake for when I get the money