Beautiful start! Flat black with satin black chrome trim and black wheels with 20% tint and it would be my dream car. I hope your friend finishes it and drives the wheels off it!!!
Flat black car came out great. Love the LS idea for the 6cyl car. Toasty might need a new name soon because she is looking awesome. Keep up the great work Al.
Hello, funny my buddy who I got toasty from calls it well done LOL. I hope you enjoy these videos and hopefully they can help somebody out with a project they’re working on. Thank you very much and have a great weekend👍🏼AL
Looks great, you do a awesome job, getting these cars back on the road. I know you love the color black but maybe you can make the next car an actual color. You said you were game for anything!!!!!! I'm thinking burnt orange with white stripes or black stripes with a tan interior. 😄It'd look good in the baby blue color also. An LS would be great, good motor. Do a QA1 suspension while you're at it. Maybe some airbags. Looking forward to seeing the build. Thanks for the great content you put out.
Hello, LOL I promise this build won’t be black. I do like some of your ideas! I’m looking to step out of my comfort zone so will see what happens. Thank you very much and have an awesome day👍🏼AL
@@Corvette.Ronnie it’s definitely not going to be black LOL. It’s actually glacier blue. Lemans blue is darker. They’re two great colors. Have a great night👍🏼AL
@@bobmartinez3501 Hello, as soon as I’m done with toasty I think I’m going to run through the other blue Camaro to finish it up so I can start on the mustang. Thank you👍🏼AL
I’m in the same position you are I know nothing about LS motors I’m old school 350 small block 454 big block I would like to tackle something like that too!
Since it is a plain Jane 6 cylinder Camaro go ahead and LS swap it get out your comfort zone it will be a good learning experience and probably teach a lot of other guys and gals that are wanting LS swap there cars
Yes I think that’s the direction I’m going with. As soon as I’m done with toasty I’m going to start on it, let’s see how it comes out. Thank you very much and have a great day👍🏼AL
You need to insulate the roof walls would be awesome but for now at least do the ceiling you won't believe the difference. Cool cars.I'd love to get a 1st gen.
Could you do a classic car buying video? Where you walk us through what to to look for when buying one, and how to decide on if a price is a good deal or not.
Hi again, I have to say the 68 came out great and I'm sure your buddy will take good care of her and have a lot of fun! That blue 250 is the perfect car to use your imagination on and just make it better and better. I don't remember ever seeing a six popper Camaro in person back in 69 when I was 11 years old and just getting into cars. But maybe I just didn't notice lol, a Camaro back then with a six? I knew they had them, but It's like N/A beer...what's the point? But I respect GM and the people who bought them, I'm sure they had their reasons to buy them, cost, fuel economy ,ect. But WOW It's a blank slate for you. You know these cars well by now and to go from a six to a monster big block? Your going to have some fun doing something you love and are good at. Have a good time and lots of luck.
@@Camaroguy69 Hello and thank you for your great comment!! I was going to build the blue camaro but decided to build the mustang, so I’m going to clean up the Camaro with new panels and get it running nice and hopefully someone else can enjoy it. Thank you and have a great day👍🏼AL
@@keepitsimplegarage-xp1kk Hi AL I didn't know you had a Mustang too. I didn't see all your older videos. What year is it? I was always a Chevy guy, but I used to see a lot of the great cars on the road back then when I was a kid. I saw some green fastback 68 mustangs fairly often like the Bullitt mustang. A younger friend had one like it but a lighter green. Loved them and the great Mopar's. Anyway sorry to hear toasty's block is cracked. I wonder if the fire did that. The whole car was supper hot like it was running with no coolant running through it. Then they hit it with cold water to put the fire out. I'm sure that's what did it. Good luck to you as always. I'll be watching!
@@keepitsimplegarage-xp1kk Hi again, I was just sitting here thinking about the old day's after my last comment. I have 3 older kids that are not interested in cars. So you being a great car guy I thought maybe you wouldn't mind hearing about the old muscle car era that I grew up in. That friend of mine that had a Bullitt mustang wanted me to ride with him when he had his temps and I had my regular license in 74. We were a couple teenagers ridding around in that Mustang learning how to drive in our first years on the road. I had another friend that had a yellow Cuda with a white vinnal top with a 440 six pack. I was too young to drive then. But I loved hot cars back then when they were all brand new. Have a lot of memories from those times. Just thought you'd get a kick out this from someone who was there.
@@Camaroguy69 Hello, yes I picked it up about a month or two ago. It’s a 66 A code 289 with a 4 speed. I haven’t gone through it a lot but I will go over what I want to do with it as soon as toasty is done but just not sure what that’s going to be yet LOL. Thank you and have a great night👍🏼AL
@@Camaroguy69 Thank you for sharing that great story!! My son likes new cars but also likes the older cars. When I picked up the fastback mustang I figured it would be something different. We both like them so why not build it. Let’s see how that works out LOL. Have a great night👍🏼AL
That was definitely an idea I was kicking around but I really want to step out of my comfort zone and see how creative I can be. Let’s see what happens. Thank you👍🏼AL
LOL I wish I knew what you mean about lsx 375 b15. I’m going to stop by the builder in a few weeks to see what we can put together and hopefully get started on it. Thank you very much👍🏼AL
@@Primal_fx_bandit oh ok. I’m going to stop by my engine builder as soon as toasty is done to hopefully get started on something but will also look into other options. Thank you👍🏼AL
No it needed a little bit of work left on it and he wasn’t able to finish it. Actually my buddy just got the lights working nicely. Have a great day👍🏼AL
Hey, I was just wondering do you have an extra SS hood? I have a 68 that’s already done I just wanna replace my hood so that I can get the louver installed. Let me know if you can find an OEM hood willing to buy it.
@@1969camaro good morning, I hope you enjoy these videos and hopefully they can help someone out with a project they’re working on. if I come across a hood I will definitely touch base with you. Thank you and have a great weekend👍🏼AL
@@keepitsimplegarage-xp1kk hey brother, let me know whenever you’re done with that car. I’d like to purchase it from you for my son. I have a 68 ready I just don’t got a 69 would love to own it and drive the heck out of it🤙🏻🤙🏻
@@1969camaro Hello, a friend of mine is trying to buy it from me, as soon as I got it he stopped by to look at it but you never know. I’m hopefully going to have it done next week. I’m going to try to save some of the paint on it and keep it looking as an older restoration. Will see how it comes out. Thank you very much and have an awesome day👍🏼AL
@@keepitsimplegarage-xp1kk I do remember you saying that last time 😆. As for the LS1, it would be appropriate upgrade from the 6 cylinder, even though Marks viewpoint is valid. Maybe keep the 6 cylinder for the next owner.
@@Jim-hv6ql hello, yes I was thinking the same thing about the motor. I’m looking forward to getting started on it as soon as I’m done with toasty. Have a great night👍🏼AL
