1969 Camaro 30 Years Down Under!
Follow the
restoration process along with us...
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What it is, and how it works!
Our
"Double Header" is
creation of the Chevrolet Show & Display Department. Eight of the very first 69 Camaro bodies produced by
Fisher were identically modified
for promotional use, seen at the Detroit Auto Show and countless media,
dealership and show events, to promote the then new Camaro body style
and innovations.
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Arrival
at Rick's...
Arriving
at our receiving docks September 20, 2002 after its trans-pacific
container shipment from Australia.
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The
Restoration Begins...
The
engine and subframe assembly are first to be restored. Remaining pieces
will remain on display in our showroom. More |
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Time to get back to
work.....
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We start on the body...
Updated
2/6/2006
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It's tough keeping up with the dust! This nifty car bubble keeps all the debris out of the intricate cracks and crevices of our cutaway SS-350 engine while still allowing the pleasure of viewing. Large enough to hold the entire Camaro, it may prove the best display option for the body also as it won't even have doors when completed. Updated 8/30/2006 |
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Shane
Richards, the Australian and one heckuva nice guy who found our
Double-Header Camaro languishing in a junkyard down under, stopped
by for a visit in our Athens showroom while on holiday here in the USA
recently. Shane checked out the progress of our restoration and gave it
his seal of approval! Shane is the owner of Camaro Classics in Canberra,
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Anything you can help us out with?
Obviously, we still need a few pieces and a lot of education! Anyone with
information, other cars or display parts, drawings, literature, old photos of
the car in its prime......whatever.....please give Rick or Greg a call @
800-441-3866
Thanks once again to all of you for
continuing to support Chevrolet's greatest series of cars...
the First Generation
Camaro!
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