Javelinas - SSA - off of Seven Sisters
Bought it in 1998 while working in San Fransisco. It took 5 years to build it in to the blue Pro-touring car that it is now. I put a little video of it up on here. Since you can't put links in here, you can copy and paste the following URL in to the address bar of your browser:http://www.fquick.com/videos/viewvideo.php?id=104
Base 350 c.i. Camaro.
Painted to look like a Z-28, C5 Corvette third brake light installed in rear spoiler, front parking/turn signals now driving light/park/turn signals, hidden windshield wiper motor inside cowl.
Vintage Air, Autometer 5" speedometer and tachometer in the factory instrument cluster, Autometer 2-3/8" guages in the center console, Scat Procar 2000 Sport seats, 8 point roll cage.
Griffin aluminum radiator, Mezziere electric water pump, Jeff Johnston's Billet Fabrication aluminum valve covers with valve spring oilers, MSD Digital 6+ ignition, MSD distributor, MSD Blaster HPC coil, Hooker SuperComp headers shortened for ground clearance and ceramic coated, MagnaFuel ProStar EFI 600 fuel pump, 5/8" stainless fuel line to engine, 1/2" stainless fuel line return to tank, Rock Valley stainless fuel tank.
Chris Alston's Chassisworks front subframe, Wilwood disc brakes on all four corners, leaf spring rear suspension at the moment. Planning on going to a four link or three link some time in the future.
GM 290HP Crate 350 c.i. engine with Edelbrock Victor EFI intake manifold and Holley 1000 CFM throttle body. T-56 six speed transmission out of a '94 Z-28 Camaro, Chromoly driveshaft, 12-bolt rear-end housing with Ford big bearing ends on it to eliminate C-clips, 4.56:1 posi-traction unit.
Kenwood KDX-7001 AM/FM/CD reciever, Pioneer 3-1/2" dash speakers, Pioneer 6x9" rear speakers, 10" Pioneer subwoofer, Aura amplifier,
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12 Comments on Overkill's Camaro
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Very nice ride,,,, just wanted to let you know I rated your car ..15 stars for ya .. Now will you please rate mine ... thanks
Nice job. Money always seems to be a factor, seems like every couple months something new hits the market.
hey man...thanks for the add!...looks awesome...
Very Nice!!
Looks nice! Good job!
Thanks everyone. It took over five years to get this thing on the road. Still have some more plans for it, but money is a factor in that.
Nice ride! Love the 1969 Z28 and yours SWEET!
friggin sweet
SWEET car!!! Love the color combo.
Nice work.
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