Catalog Camaro Nose Job
Seems like you can't go more than a block theses days without running into someone whose had some work done on their face. Well, here at the GearZ garage, Stacey believes in facelifts too. Just to prove it, he's taken on a 1981 Camaro and sharpened his scalpel to perform an automotive nose job. Just wait till you see him whack of the old rubber nose and replace it with a 71' rally sport front end! Now that's what we call a facelift. Plenty of people said it couldn't be done, but that's just the kind of challenge Stacey is up for. Plenty of sparks are gonna fly, this week on GearZ.
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