1989 Chevrolet Camaro RS Restoration Project

1989 Chevrolet Camaro RS Restoration Project

This 1989 Camaro RS spent the last 9 years in the Schwartz family.. and has moved its way to a parts development car for third-gen F-body parts.

Frame & Suspension:
★ Schwartz Performance stock-style panhard rear suspension w/custom tubular components
★ Schwartz Performance rear coilover conversion kit w/minitubs
★ Viking coilover shocks
★ Baer Brakes Pro+ 14" 6-piston front and rear brake kit

Engine:
★ Rebuilt 1st gen 350 small block Chevy, bored to 355 ci
★ World Products iron heads
★ Holley 650cfm carburetor
★ Hooker stainless steel headers & Y-pipe
★ Custom stainless 3" exhaust with Magnaflow muffler

Drivetrain:
★ Rebuilt 700R4
★ Custom steel driveshaft
★ Moser 9-inch housing with 31 spline axles, 59.5" total width
★ 9" third member with TrueTrac diff and 3.70 gear

Wheels & Tires:
★ Weld S77B wheels, 18x9.5" front with 5.1" BS, 18x12" rear with 7.6" BS
★ BFG Rival tires- 275/35/18 front, 315/30/18 rear

Paint & Body:
★ Rust repair & sheet metal by Schwartz Performance
★ Body work & paint by Schwartz, color is Santorini Blue
★ Hawks Third Generation fiberglass cowl hood & spoiler

Other Features:
★ Dakota Digital VHX series gauges
★ Bolt-in BeCool radiator w/dual electric fans
★ Classic LED's tail lights
★ 4th gen F-body seats

Built By:
Schwartz Performance Inc.
1115 Rail Drive
Woodstock, IL 60098
Phone: (815)206-2230
http://www.schwartzperformance.com
[email protected]
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