Definitely a big improvement over how it looked when you got it.Looks like your making progress pretty quick too,should have it done in no time.

 

Come on you guys are car guys, you all know its never "done" hehe thanks for the pos feedback though. Slow but sure itll come together.

Oh and for whoever was concerned about my crappy fire waiting to happen air cleaner I purchased a new washable filter Specter air cleaner today. The weather is crappy today but when its nice again ill toss a pic up.

 

Well I didn't mention that POS air filter, but having had one burn my hood years ago, I sure was thinking hard about it! Maybe my mental telepathy is starting to kick in!?
Guess what I'm thinking now!

 

Sure they are,just ask my wife,i told her my car was already "done"when i bought it and that all the parts i was buying were just a few upgrades haha.Now after spending alot of money and alot more time out in the garage she told me it's done haha.I'll give it a few months then mysteriously something else will just happen to need upgraded lol.

 

When ever a box comes here, it was like 50 bucks honey...

 

Whever a box arrives here it's not a problem. It's when the credit card bill arrives that my wife brings it to me with the bill in one hand and the other hand out for the money! She said, "buy all the car parts you want, but you're paying the bill when it comes."

 

I pay for everything anyhow, lol. She still complains, not bad but a little. I asked for a weedwacker for Fathers Day. She said they cost alot. She's gonna buy it with my money? LOL Funny women.

 

My wife takes care of all the finances from the accounting end. I just provide the funds. Sometimes I wish it was different, but she's always kept us afloat financially, so can't really complain much. Sort of a checks and balances system that works.

 

Ok continued playing frogger and hopping around on different projects on the camaro today (thanks for the imagery paul worked on stopping surface rust a bit more. Thats not really a final fix just a temp stop gap while it sits outside with no paint on it also continued on my interior removal project. Got the drivers seat out (sadly by cutting that leg off, still havent gotten the damn bolt out) and also got the gauges out. Nothing to save there. Gauges are junk, surround is junk, and the dash cap is junk. and now the photos . . .

stripped the roof down a few layers and got the majority of the rust and old paint off. Im going to throw some cheap primer over it for now just as a temp hold.







Then continued to remove interior, including the gauges . . . which are junk.







Got the drivers seat out and continued cleaning up the floors.

 

Ok so questions for you guys.

First im assuming this gauge cluster and face were for an automatic seeing as it has the slot in the middle there ?



Second how do i get the dash cap off ? Mines shot.



Third were these oil pressure gauges stock or is this an aftermarket ?