1969 Chevrolet Camaro NFA Build Project

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1969 Chevrolet Camaro NFA Build Project

Build Sheet:

ADV.1 Wheels - Track Spec SL 10 19x10 & 20x12
AFCO Racing Products - Aluminum Radiator
ARP – Automotive Racing Products - 12pt Stainless Hardware
Alpine Electronics - 8” Touch Screen
Billet Specialties - D Shape Steering Wheel
Clayton Machine Works - Manual Pedal Assembly, Shift Lever
Concept ONE Pulley Systems - 8 Rib Front Drive
Dakota Digital - Custom Built Gauge Cluster, VHX Climate Controller
Forgeline Motorsports - Wheels
Infinitybox, LLC - Multiplex 20 Circuit Wiring System w/inMotion Motor Control
J.W. Speaker - Headlights
JL Audio, Inc. - Amplifiers & Speakers
Katech, Inc. - Carbon Fiber Valve Covers
Moser Engineering - Ford 9” w/ True-Trac Posi Unit
Penske Racing Shocks - Double Adjustable Coil Over Shocks
RPM Transmissions - Tr6060 w/ ZR1 Twin Disk Clutch
Rick’s Tanks - Fuel Tank
Ringbrothers - Billet Hood & Trunk Hinges
Roadster Shop - Fast Track Chassis
Speartech Fuel Injection Systems - Engine Management
Vintage Air - GEN IV System
Wilwood Disc Brakes - W6A & W4A Calipers w/ 14” 2 Piece Rotors, 7/8” Master Cylinder w/ 3/16” Stainless Hardline
XSPower Batteries - D975 Batteries
ididit, Inc. - Tilt Steering Column


Built by:
Miranda Built
1364 Gwenzell Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
561-501-5324
www.mirandabuilt.com
[email protected]
[email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/MirandaBuiltInc/
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