So a while back I had a budget and wanted to move from an FBO to new turbos, engine build and transmission. I was so ready to pull the trigger and one day I woke up and realized that I can get one of my dream cars with that budget. So I started looking for my dream, 68 Camaro SS 350 V8. Fell in love with one in Long Island, did the trip to test drive. Loved it and finally had it delivered yesterday!
I've had my 68 SS Restomod for 2 years now. It was restored by someone and then sold it to a dealership in Long Island, where I then purchased from. The dealership did not know all the details and work that was done to the car, I also had little knowledge on classic muscles (my first classic), and had to do my own research.
Below is what came on the car.
Engine
Transmission
Suspension
Wheels & Tires
Interior & Exterior
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I had several problems with the car (i wanted an incomplete SS so I can enjoy re-building it to Pro-Touring), the carb kept choking out, tune was off, car over-heated and just kept stalling. Fast-forward 1 year, I shipped it back home in KSA and searched for the best muscle car mechanic. Finally decided on the build, that began last November 2018. Below is what have been completed.
Next, I'll be working on Interior upgrades.
Below is what has been done in the LS2 build.
Engine
Interior & Exterior









I've had my 68 SS Restomod for 2 years now. It was restored by someone and then sold it to a dealership in Long Island, where I then purchased from. The dealership did not know all the details and work that was done to the car, I also had little knowledge on classic muscles (my first classic), and had to do my own research.
Below is what came on the car.
Engine
- Fully-restored 350ci 5.7L engine (2,500 miles)
- Holley Carburetor
- No A/C
- Pypes X-pipes (Unknown if 2″ or 3″)
- Pypes Street Pro Mufflers (Unknown if 2″ or 3″)
- Detroit Speed Closeout Panel
Transmission
- 4-speed Muncie Transmission
- Hurst Shift Knob
- Hurst Shift Lever
Suspension
- KYB Gas-a-Just Shocks
- Stock Coil Springs w/spacers
- Multi Leaf Springs (unknown)
Wheels & Tires
- American Racing AR105 Torq Thrust 17×8, 4.5 backspace, 0mm offset
- Upgraded Brakes (unknown)
- Sumitomo HTRZII 235/45/17 & 270/40/17
Interior & Exterior
- Classic Instrument G/stock Gauges
- Classic 15″ 3 spoke Steering Wheel
- Custom 2-tone Paint-job
- Cowl Induction 2″ Hood
- OER Injection Front Spoiler
- Classic Instrument G/stock Gauges






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I had several problems with the car (i wanted an incomplete SS so I can enjoy re-building it to Pro-Touring), the carb kept choking out, tune was off, car over-heated and just kept stalling. Fast-forward 1 year, I shipped it back home in KSA and searched for the best muscle car mechanic. Finally decided on the build, that began last November 2018. Below is what have been completed.
Next, I'll be working on Interior upgrades.
Below is what has been done in the LS2 build.
Engine
- LS2 6.0L Engine
- Engine Mounts
- Spark plugs
- Fuel injectors, pumps, filters
- New Alternator
- Air Filter (K&N)
- Aluminum Radiator - Custom
- Power Steering
- Vintage A/C compressor
- Rear extended Exhaust Pipes - Custom
- Painted LS2 Engine Cover (Holden SS)
- T56 6-speed Transmission (Tremec)
- Hurst Shift Knob (9/16-18″)
- Driveshaft
- Full clutch set (Corvette C6)
- Shocks HQ Series Adjustable Mono Tube (Front & Rear)
- Coil springs 2" drop (Front)
- Muscle Bar 1 1/8 (Front) w/billet ends
- Delrin Control Arm Bushings (Front)
- Composite Leaf Springs with Billet ends (Rear)
- Leaf Spring Bushings & Shakles (Rear)
- Ball Joints (Upper & Lower)
Interior & Exterior
- Gauge dash panel (AutoMeter)
- UltraLite Gauges (AutoMeter)
- LS Gauge install kit (AutoMeter)
- GT9 Retro Steering w/Horn Button(GT Performance)
- Steering wheel Adapter Plate (Summit)
- Oracle 7″ Halo Headlights
- AR105 wheels painted full gloss black
- Nitto 555 G2 235/45/17 & 245/45/17








