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Third Generation Chevy Camaro 1982 - 1992 Performance and Race Modifications 		CamaroTech Table of Contents

Camaro Custom Interior:

The stock plastic interior had degraded due to sun exposure. The plastic textured surface had crumbled. This crumbling surface was scraped off and a thin flexible grey ("Yorktown Slate Grey") automotive vinyl (JNJ 2113) was laminated with contact cement (Lockweld 801) for a quality, elegant, better than original result. Ozite Foss AM7 (Medium Grey) was applied to get the "carpet" trim look.

The rear arm rests are highly contoured but could be covered by a highly stretchable fabric currently popular among custom rodders. (Douglas Fabrics Co.) A vellour on the upper door panels (spotted grey ABC 893 #BC303) with Ozite on the lower part of the panel was enough to refinish the door panels. The headliner was an '85 (829) grey.

New molded carpet is available from numerous sources to match the interior. Somehow it all matched.

Mr. Gasket

Part #: 6279
Rear battery installation.

Accel Battery Cable kit. Part #: 2842
GM

140 MPH '82-'92 Camaro Speedometer. Part #:

Also see: Electric speedometer installation

Auto Custom Carpets
P.O.Box 1167
316 J Street
Anniston AL 36202		Dove Grey
Douglas Fabrics Co.

Sherpa Grey Mix #522
This is a very formable and stretchable woven fabric is popular in the custom hotrod show car circuit. The original plastic was highly oxidized and flaking. The speaker grilles were covered in the same fabric. A light coating of contact cement attached the fabric.

Ozite Foss AM7 (Medium Grey) used on panels and as rear carpet:
"Yorktown Slate Grey" automotive vinyl (JNJ 2113) laminated with contact cement (Lockweld 801):
Front armrest recovered in leather using French stitch:

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