on my 69 camaro i did the raptor heat and sound coating on the bottom of the car, i also did the entire inside including the roof and inside the doors. this made the car very quite to drive. well worth the money.
@@DillanFisher Good job on the restore. Just finished a 64 GTO drop frame off for my Dad, and acquired a 69 Z28 manual car from a great friend who passed away. I found your channel when I got the Z28.
@@ikcus That's awesome! That will be a really cool project! What are your plans with the car? I'm sorry to hear about your friend, but I'm sure you will make him super happy knowing you're getting to enjoy the car he loved. Good luck in your endeavors and I'd love to hear about the progress on it!
@@DillanFisher My Z28 is primer red. I will keep it primer red as this Z28 was called the primer red Z back in the late 80's and early 90's. It was my best friends daily. His daughter that put me in touch with this car has the counterpart. An all original 69 DZ from her father that has been kept in a garage since 1982. Black on back, 302ci, manual trans M22, and all original, except the tunnel ram, cam and two 550cfm Holley's. The cleanest 69 DZ I have ever seen. Original carpet, headliner, door panels, a very rare piece. My goal with the primer red Z is to get it back on the road, with a solid roller cam, 4 speed, and some 4:11s. I want to drive it as my best friend did as his daily. Down the road, it will be mini tubed with a big block and a manual. I just got done with a pretty car restoration for my father. I want to drive this one and not worry about the looks until I am aged.
@@ikcus That's actually super sweet, sounds like a great platform to just be a driver! I feel the same with this Camaro, just want to drive it and not have to worry. I know I tend to go super in-depth into certain little things but its all to make sure when I drive it daily there is no issues and can enjoy every minute of it worry free!
I think I’m going to leave mine with 3 coats of satin black epoxy, that way I can touch it up down the road if needed, not sure how raptor liner works or If you can remove it if needed, also if a rock chips it and allows water in will it hide rust forming ? All question I would have.
Those are some of my biggest concerns aswell. Raptor liner gets super hard, its pretty much a bed liner. I thought it might help make the underside look very uniform and ease my nerves about rock chips but you bring up some good points, Ill have to do some more research before applying! Thank you guys for the input!
Love it… time & vision keep on your projects no matter what, keep going forward, im 68 sometimes/just about every time we go forward then go back some steps but keep looking going forward & before you know it you are sooo close to completing that specific task/project…sorta like life itself 🫤😀…
on my 69 camaro i did the raptor heat and sound coating on the bottom of the car, i also did the entire inside including the roof and inside the doors. this made the car very quite to drive. well worth the money.
Man awesome work Dillan!
You talk about adding a spongy material under dash panel (3:21 in video). Is that something you ordered? More info on this would be great.
Fine job! 👍
Excellent job, I like it satin black
Satin black with the wheel wells raptor lined. Dynamat the interior floor.
That's what I'm leaning towards, later If I want to I can always apply the raptor liner.
@@DillanFisher Good job on the restore. Just finished a 64 GTO drop frame off for my Dad, and acquired a 69 Z28 manual car from a great friend who passed away. I found your channel when I got the Z28.
@@ikcus That's awesome! That will be a really cool project! What are your plans with the car? I'm sorry to hear about your friend, but I'm sure you will make him super happy knowing you're getting to enjoy the car he loved. Good luck in your endeavors and I'd love to hear about the progress on it!
@@DillanFisher My Z28 is primer red. I will keep it primer red as this Z28 was called the primer red Z back in the late 80's and early 90's. It was my best friends daily. His daughter that put me in touch with this car has the counterpart. An all original 69 DZ from her father that has been kept in a garage since 1982. Black on back, 302ci, manual trans M22, and all original, except the tunnel ram, cam and two 550cfm Holley's. The cleanest 69 DZ I have ever seen. Original carpet, headliner, door panels, a very rare piece. My goal with the primer red Z is to get it back on the road, with a solid roller cam, 4 speed, and some 4:11s. I want to drive it as my best friend did as his daily. Down the road, it will be mini tubed with a big block and a manual. I just got done with a pretty car restoration for my father. I want to drive this one and not worry about the looks until I am aged.
@@ikcus That's actually super sweet, sounds like a great platform to just be a driver! I feel the same with this Camaro, just want to drive it and not have to worry. I know I tend to go super in-depth into certain little things but its all to make sure when I drive it daily there is no issues and can enjoy every minute of it worry free!
I think I’m going to leave mine with 3 coats of satin black epoxy, that way I can touch it up down the road if needed, not sure how raptor liner works or If you can remove it if needed, also if a rock chips it and allows water in will it hide rust forming ? All question I would have.
Those are some of my biggest concerns aswell. Raptor liner gets super hard, its pretty much a bed liner. I thought it might help make the underside look very uniform and ease my nerves about rock chips but you bring up some good points, Ill have to do some more research before applying! Thank you guys for the input!
My brother I need your wisdom on body work I’m looking at my 69 z28 shell like a cave man scratching my head
Updates ?
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Let me know if you have room for another 69’ Camaro lol
Haha maybe one day, one is def enough to hoard all of my time lol
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Love it… time & vision keep on your projects no matter what, keep going forward, im 68 sometimes/just about every time we go forward then go back some steps but keep looking going forward & before you know it you are sooo close to completing that specific task/project…sorta like life itself 🫤😀…