1968 Camaro Paint And Body - Fallen But Not Forgotten, Part 2

Did you think only guys work on cars? Whether boy or girl, all students grabbed some paper and began blocking the Camaro.

What sticks out more than yellow? How about a bright yellow paint job with racing stripes. Using this striping kit, the instructors and students laid down the stripe graphics.

With the stripes laid down and masked off, it was time to spray them DuPont Black. Now the paint job was starting to come together.

Just like Christmas morning, it was time to unwrap the Camaro and see how it turned out.

Showtime! This Forsyth Technical College student stands proudly next to his freshly painted nitrous tank.

Lined up like a row of ducks are these Colton Yellow body parts. Ever ounce of detail went into painting the Camaro; truly, no corners were cut.

What is it about waxing, polishing, and buffing that just makes you want to cringe? All I can say is the students are very lucky there's a gang of them to help out.

While the body and body parts were being painted, the subframe was sandblasted and painted black. The body and subframe were then outfitted with new Prothane Motion bushings and mounts.

Talk about a vast improvement! Stay tuned for next time when the students bang out the rest of the Camaro down the homestretch.