Joe named this 70 Camaro "Baby". When he dropped off the car, he also dropped off a pair of slicks and told us to make them fit. The car needed sheetmetal anyway and the frame was setup for wheel tubs so making the wheelwell wouldn't be all that bad. The back of the frame came up into the trunk so when we were laying out the trunk supports and pans, everything had to come up. Well here it is . . . driver side done. We started to enclose the rear seat area with sheetmetal. The frame came up into this area too so we had to fit everything by hand. This is the back seat area enclosed, seam sealed and ready to be painted with POR15. This is the trunk where Joe needs to have access to the shocks for adjusting and a hole for his drop-in fuel cell. We made a sealed access door for Joe to have access to the shocks. I think that the bowtie is fitting for this car. The new doors are installed as well as the front fenders and hood. After being painted, Joe stopped by for us to check the car out. It all came together and once the car is completed, it will be great. Joe is still trying to decide which engine that he has in his collection to drop in his baby!