Building a Custom Shaved Firewall for a 1968 Chevy Camaro

It's go time for the '68. To build it up, we gotta tear it down, so we remove the fenders, wheel wells, heater fan, and everything else off the front end so we can cut and install a custom firewall.

[@trash_in_a_box]

Awesome project! My brother lives across the street from you and told me about your channel

[@some-guys-garage]

Nice. Who's your brother?
Thanks for tuning in!

[@ParadiseBayCustoms]

Raingear hidden wiper system - it installs in the upper cowl (completely hidden 👍). 🍻

[@some-guys-garage]

That's exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you! A bit spendy, but right on target. I wonder if I could fabricate most of it...

[@psa10hunter94]

And away we go!👍

[@some-guys-garage]

The train is leaving the station.

[@cody.k6825]

Mabye you can vind a windsheel wiper that when not used can Puch itself down extra in a compartment like the Citroën c6

[@some-guys-garage]

That would be nice. I'll have to think about that one.

[@DarylKeys-p9v]

Great job. What gauge sheet metal did you use? Did you cut the old panel out? If not, what did you do to prep it?

[@some-guys-garage]

The panel is 18 gauge. I left the original firewall in place because it has some bends and shapes that add rigidity compared to a simple flat sheet. The firewall and the inside of the new panel are primed for rust prevention.

[@rlwaters]

Ive worked with Nate and anyone knows his craft of working braille with the sense of smell 👃 as an enhanced sensory ability.

[@some-guys-garage]

Tru dat. You may or may not know this, but I also lettered in the breast stroke in high school.