Editor's note: If you don't know the name Mark Stielow, you will after reading the next few articles on what it takes to transform a first-generation Camaro into a Pro Touring performance car. And he should know. Among the many Camaros Stielow has constructed, two should be very familiar to our readers. In his first serious effort, Stielow built a white '69 Camaro that integrated numerous OEM components and won Car Craft's Real Street Eliminator back in 1993. Being a young man with limited means and many ideas, Stielow sold the white car and followed it up with a spectacular red '67 Camaro powered by a GTP engine, which won Hot Rod's Hot Rod of the Year in 1996.