Restoring cars for customers.
 

I have been restoring Camaros and a few other modles for a select few customers for a few years at my house and now have a new shop and will take on some new customers. I will do a total frame off or will do freshen up work on older restored cars. I also will do select repairs or areas of you car like a trunk or a subframe inside or such. I can arrange pickup and delivery. I will supply you with some refrences if we do business. I have a link so you can view my most recent completed customer car and I think some of my best work. Dont miss the second page link at the end of the first. 1969 Camaro

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Pretty car Joel...unique color & option combination.

SS

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Nice work Joel...

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How refreshing, a first-gen SS Camaro without spoilers, Rally wheels, and cowl hood. Nicely done car. https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...iggthumpup.gif

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Where is your new shop located?

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Sorry about that, Louisville,KY right down the street from VV COOKE building ( kinda ). https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/laugh.gif

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Close to this address ?

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I went by the old building the other day, across the street is a Ollie`s Trollie burger stand. Have you ever had one or two.

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Great looking car! https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/naughty.gif

In the picture through the rear view mirror, there is a small rectangle at the back center of the package shelf, that appears to have three little lights on it. Is this part of the fiber optics system? What are the three lights?

Thanks,
-Sam

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Yes it is, I like to make sure everything works right when a car is complete and was pleased at the look through the rear view.