Daily Driving a Rest Mod is pure satisfaction. Being able to build and improve your Rest Mod yourself is the ultimate achievement. This channel focuses on that very aspect. Most anybody can build a very nice Rest Mod in their garage to daily drive. I'll show you how.
Yes they make really nice stuff. Met Mike Ring at GoodGuys Columbus. Very nice guy. Helped adjust my hood hinges on my 71 Camaro since they were Ringbrothers hinges.
Hey Randy. I did not sell it yet. I was getting inside things finished up. If you’re interested in the car, we can chat about price. Send me a quick email to dailydrivenrestomods@gmail.com. Thanks
@dailydrivenrestomods6021 I run 11.6 in my all motor gt350. Ran a 7.4 1/8 mile last Sunday at a cash days at I57 in southern Illinois. Nobody has challenged it yet and I post about it as much as I can but I'm fairly certain I have the quickest all motor gt350 in the states. I've got slips for my 7.4 pass but I have a video on my YT channel running a 7.73 at like 95mph all motor. Crazy to think the gt500 that's pushing about 100hp more than me can't beat that.
Sir, once you tune your car, the driveline warranty is gone(motor, trans, rearend). If you were to throw a piston through the block, they connect your computer to theirs and can quickly see if it has been tuned even if you return it to stock. On the other hand, as long as you have a knowledgeable, awesome tuner, your chances of that happening are al,ost nil. Always run great gasoline and do not get it tuned on the edge. Also, not all of the car's warranty is void. If you alternator or starter give out, that will be covered as your AC will also. Have fun man. Beautiful car!! I own a 2020 Shelby GT500 all stock except a JLT CAI. Someday I will do the exact same mods as you. Again, congrats and I wish you and your family the best!!!
There is a fine line when tuning. I had the tune shop that is affiliated with the Ford dealership tune the car. So if anything happens with the car, they would be doing the work and get it covered under warranty.
We'd like to get a wider front view of this '70 Camaro with a '69 front. The work of this sheet metal integration is superb, but you show us almost nothing of it.
Yes I do miss the car, but it needed to stay original. I did get a nice price. There isn’t to many original 71 Cudas out there. I appreciate you watching.
The blue Camaro looked like 69 Camaro in the Front” that’s why they Rushed the Camara & A 70 or 71 in the Back… Some Chevys are Like The Bible you dont add or Take away… this not cool..😎
The interior of the second one, the blue Camaro, while a craftsmanship achievement, didn't appeal to me at all. I live in Ohio and didn't know about this show, already making plans for this July. I know it's a stretch, but I think some of these cars might even be able to be called beautiful.
^Thank God, I thought I was just being a cynic, gaudy & unimaginative is an understatement... And if I heard one more "beautiful" come out of this guys mouth I would bang my head against the wall.
I tried to film alot of cars. I didn’t mention every detail on every car. But I did see that. Pretty slick fabrication job on that 70 Camaro. All the cars had awesome fabrication on them. Next time I’ll talk about more details. I thank you for watching.
Nevermind that... That's a badass build, I understand weight savings is of a concern.. but do you really have to design the interior to resemble swiss cheese. In my opinion I think that looks a little out of wack!!
