Bradan Kindig design 69 Camaro service

This 69 Camaro was built by Kindig design and a featured build on "bitchin rides" season 2.

Some minor rust bubbles developed and minor mechanical issues we will address.
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Shocks sent out to be rebuilt.
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Rebuilt shocks.
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Body work.
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Light body work.
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Opening up a can of worms with bubbles in the paint uncovered.
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Really sad to find stuff like this when the car was done only a few years ago.
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Rotted rocker cut out.
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Yes the car was a complete build featured on there TV show.

 

Rocker cut off and all internal rust removed and primed.
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Welding on replacement rocker.
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Rocker replaced and body filler.
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Plastic work.
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More plastic work.
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Aligning door gap.
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Checking gaps.
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Primed in Glasurit 285-20
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Old paint pealing up, this is from not using adhesion promoter with plastic parts.
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Prepped for paint.
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Prepped for primer.
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