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Arm Rest & Headlights - Completed
I would like to continue from the last post, where I talked about dirty job of a previous owner of my Camaro. After total exhaustion of two glue and paint removers I finally completed a purgatory of an unsuccessful attempt to efectively tune up the arm rests. Well they are back installed but now I see another bad job - totally f!@#ed up door panels. Looks like the comrade from NDR wanted to recycle an old baby buggy leatherette.
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Chevrolet Camaro 1978, Type LT, 383cui - 400hp
I have one Camaro fellow who owns this jewel. The only thing I can do around his car is to envy his top restored interior and tuned stroker engine. To manifest my impudence I've edited his own video from one small race event in Most city's curcuit. But this was not enough; the impudence was so high that I also created a cheap post on this cheap blog...
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Arm Rest
A smaller task awaited me last week. So I said, what about repairing one small jewel which left for me the previous car owner (let's say "a pig"). I decided myself to remove a chamois leather from originally beautiful doors arm rests. They looked like follows before the refurbishment:
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Something did really happen!
This is strange... looks like something changed...
Oh Yea! Chevy Camaro Restoration Notes changed its underlying system after months of searching for alternative for before installed crap and now I hope I suceed. Now we're powered by Subtext! I was forced to change the system because of casual pleasant situations, for example when more than half of my blog suddenly disappeared. I would like to give my huge thanks for the Google Team, whos great search engine helped me to restore original texts found in its archive.
But to rebut your thoughts that I'm doing everything but the car, this is not...