Final Penske Camaro video

[@kenswitzer4133]

Man, you have done a job to be proud of. With the spot welds you have done I don’t think there will ever be a rattle in that body. The 67 is my favorite Camaro. I like the vent windows I guess because most cars I drove up into my late thirties had them. I only have a left quarter to replace. I have owned the car for 34 years and took good care of it. Thanks again for the videos which by the way are very good.

[@RonBlaschke]

Great job. You are very talented. Love camaro's

[@kenswitzer4133]

This is a great looking job. You nailed it. Those gaps are right on.👍🤙😃

[@GregsGarage]

Thanks for bringing us along as much as you can. I know how difficult it is to film and get stuff done. The car looks amazing. I can't wait to see how it come out.

[@tracycolorado]

such a beautiful job, you are an artist and you should be proud , because GOD is proud of you .if we do All things unto GOD, then we will never be disappointed

[@travistrammell3424]

That is one Sweet Camaro. Looks Great. Thanks For the Video

[@patrickmerriman2952]

Fantastic Job, Jeff! You're an artist.

[@markhelms2287]

Outstanding work! Don't see how anyone else could have possibly done better. You are a true master!

[@hqlion]

Great video. Thanks for all the tips and tricks, always good to see how the pros do things. Even raw, the gaps and alignment look excellent.

[@sail235aeh]

WOW nice to see a video again from such a skilled guy ! Thanks

[@AustrianAnarchy]

Glad to see you still uploading dude!

[@perrywe1]

Well done Jeff. Gaps look sterling. Great tips on the hood repair. Thanks for taking the time and sharing!!

[@huck01955]

Outstanding work Jeff tanks for sharing the project

[@stephenlmckeown1439]

Absolutely fantastic work and thanks for posting 👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@JerrysThisandThat]

Great stuff Jeff. I really enjoyed this series and as usual you have inspired me to strive to be better on the projects I am working on. Thanks

[@SYFGARAGE]

at 34:46 you can see a dent in the quarter that you missed. Amazing work sir.

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing. Your best would be good enough for me, what a great job you did on this Camaro, great looking gaps all around the car, super detail work. Great work Jeff.

[@careygale2315]

Good to see your video. The car looks badass...nice work Jeff. Can't wait to see the the final finish and your next project

[@Plexxarn]

Great to see you working on the car again. As always super professional.

[@indyme2]

I hate to see this one go. It almost seems like family. But, interested in where it is going. Hope you can update its progress from time to time. Job well done, Sir!

[@nickanderson3440]

Thanks for posting. Great video. Keep them coming. Love the instructions.

[@gonzo7188]

Always great videos from you.

[@tertessa]

Thanks for the video... I'm into the body work on my truck. I can't believe the talent you guys have.👍👍👍

[@wuggacrt]

Muscle Cars and Hotrods, looking good from a long time subscriber.

[@DoubleRRestorations]

Amazing work Jeff. Thanks for sharing this project with us.

[@cwmotorsports4497]

Great video! Thanks for the content and info.

[@vwdarrin]

got my HOTRODS shirt on today and they you are , great to see a video

[@txsviking]

Outstanding attention to detail.

[@Tonefiend]

Really great to see a video! I've been here since the Challenger like 10 years ago!

[@miked7142]

Great video again.👍 Question. I really would like to see the Chevy II videos but it says private on all but 1. I have a really rusty 66 SS nova needing lotsa sheet metal and I'm sure your video would help me a lot in tackling that monster. Thanks

[@DannnnH67]

Congratulations Jeff. That has to feel good to wrap that up! The work you film here has really helped me with planning my 67 Firebird restoration. Did you use the screw-in aftermarket studs for the windshield/rear window trim clip to attach to or is there a weld on stud to use with a new panel?

[@jamesfreddys]

Daniel Horton screw in studs for mock up and aluminum or stainless rivets for final assembly. The weld on ones have failed on me in the past.

[@michaelwagstaff1870]

James, I liked you doing a spot on the flexible urethane. I am looking for something to put in two 1966 mustang doors that were dipped and then reskinned. The material between the skin and brace is long gone. I will try some.....

[@RW-bi2rp]

Great stuff as usual jeff. Why did you choose to fill over bare steel? and not fill over epoxy?

[@jamesfreddys]

Either way has worked for me I like bodywork over epoxy but it's more labor intensive and adds to the cost. So for this project this was our pick.

[@RW-bi2rp]

That's true, thanks jeff

[@tadhoward294]

What is the tool you used for shrinking and pulling the dents on the hood?

[@cliffjamerson3107]

Thanks for sharing your info

[@1HACKPRO1]

Nice bog work. From my 20 odd years of panelbeating I'd never bog to bare steel ever. #1 no. A polyester spray and block does wonders for those gaps or hammer dolly adjust more. Not one to complain about people getting there shit done! but seems to be the normal way things are done in the states. I have taken alot of real steel cars back to steel with bog on bare steel and it's just horrible! Rust spots between bog and steel. Etch primer..1k then bog/filler. Hope this helps and not piss people off.

[@wtbm123]

Very cool

[@RonBlaschke]

How do i get in touch with you to finish my car?

[@jackknutel1083]

Are you on any social media?

[@MrFireman164]

Beautiful

[@Buckswoodshop]

Thumbs up!

[@king0cans]

What's next? A Chevelle from Phoenix?

[@king0cans]

Ok it's time........

[@geneva760]

Look up COOPER's STRIPPER from NZ - you will never again bother using so-called 'aircraft stripper'. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[@greggkuzila7513]

I have to 67 Firebirds and that peace that you working on he's not for a 67 Firebird look at the pictures

[@Daledavispratt]

Left you my email under your comment on my last video..

[@jamesfreddys]

dale pratt got it thanks Dale. Will try to contact you asap.