As I've noticed with 3rd gen Camaro for awhile no one wants them and now that are making a come back and it seems like some of the g body's are starting to be more deserable.
Am I the only one who thinks this looks cool. Distress the front/back to match and throw a matte clear on it and call it done? I think I'm becoming consumed by the rat culture.
I love the ratty look too but I want to go back to the stock Hurst look and put my olds 455 in it and make it appear completely stock but be fast. Tons of people keep telling me to clear it and leave the ratty look but I keep getting people thinking I faked the look and it's already built but it really has a slow 307. I want it to look stock and be a sleeper rather than make it look like junk and be a sleeper, to many people have begun to expect junk looking cars are really fast.Am I the only one who thinks this looks cool. Distress the front/back to match and throw a matte clear on it and call it done? I think I'm becoming consumed by the rat culture.
Paint it back stock. Just my opinion.I love the ratty look too but I want to go back to the stock Hurst look and put my olds 455 in it and make it appear completely stock but be fast. Tons of people keep telling me to clear it and leave the ratty look but I keep getting people thinking I faked the look and it's already built but it really has a slow 307. I want it to look stock and be a sleeper rather than make it look like junk and be a sleeper, to many people have begun to expect junk looking cars are really fast.
Tons of people keep telling me to clear it and leave the ratty look but I keep getting people thinking I faked the look and it's already built but it really has a slow 307. I want it to look stock and be a sleeper rather than make it look like junk and be a sleeper.
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