[SIX14LIFE]

Here is mine...6 years in progress, Whos says these cars dont suck the money and the life out of you?;f I love her though!

[SIX14LIFE]

Yes thats a full chrome undercarriage...;f And heres my engine bay upgrade Factory OEM Inner Fender wells Show Chrome Plated, and Radiator Support.













ENGINE BAY UPGRADE SOON TO COME!

[Mr. 44 mag.]

Heres the cruise unit you need for it

[the carpet man]

freakin beautiful. very nicely done. i have a 69 bel-air but its not worth showing right now.

[epsylum]

My parents had a 63 Impala way back when. When my dad and I went to Goodguys this year, my Dad was pointing out every early to mid 60's Impala he saw. I can tell he misses that car.

They just don't make them like they used to.

[supv26]

That is awesome man!!! Gotta be proud of that ride.
Do you do any shows? I go to a lot of shows in the summer with my ride. Check my sig out to see pics of my Camaro. I have done shows for 3 summers now and have won several trophies. I am not really in it for the trophies but just like driving it to the different places. There is nothing like getting a group of people together and driving the hot rods though the little towns and watching the people giving you the thumps up!!
Enjoy your ride man!

[Kevin108]

72 Chevelle SS (Clone) 350, 4bbl Holley carb, Muncie 4-speed, Flowmaster dual exhaust, 3.08 rear

[supv26]

I am drooling dude!!!!! That is one hot Chevelle!!! And I love the orignal plates too. Missouri will also let you use orignal plates for historic motor vehicles.

My Camaro has a stroked 305 out of a '76 Chevelle with the original matched numbers 3 speed tranny and open 3.08 rer end. Every thing in the drive train has been rebuilt also. It is not real fast off the line but I like the high gears in the back for highway driving. Makes it a bit better on gas mileage. I drive mine everywhere we go.

[G10CK]

My last car was a classic in PA, but nowhere near that classic. Real sweet ride you have!

Here's my 84 Corvette I just sold. Going to buy a newer C4 (92-96) very soon.

[daveygunn]

Originally posted by Kevin108
72 Chevelle SS (Clone) 350, 4bbl Holley carb, Muncie 4-speed, Flowmaster dual exhaust, 3.08 rear

Hi there. You have a great looking 72 Clone.

I also have a 72 clone but it is just now ready for paint. I have upgraded from auto to the M22 Muncie "rock crusher" close ratio 4 speed-but the gears in the rearend are 2.73's.

When I taxi it around the driveway from time to time I can tell those gears are way too high and I almost have to slip the clutch to get it rolling. I was curious how those 3.08's you have are treating you?

What speeds can I expect from gears 1-4 if I went that ratio. My dad suggests I go with a 3.73 gear with a new posi carrier. He used to have a camaro with that M22 and 3.73's and he said it was the sweet spot of not "too low" and not "too high.

Just figured Id ask you for input since you obviously know what you are doing if you have such a nice Chevelle.

Thanks so much,
David

PS. Its the one with the primered front clip (obviously)

[daveygunn]

Another one...Our Conv is already completed

[Detroit454]

this is a really bad pic and does the car NO justice
1969 Chevelle SS 396 numbers matching.

[ckdeuce]

Originally posted by daveygunn
Another one...Our Conv is already completed

Looks like monkey anus! How's your sister TOOL FAN?

[Kadetklapp]

I consider this car a classic since it's not been made in more than 10 years-



This is our memorial 9c1 show car. We hope to have it finished in the next three years.

www.fallenofficermemorial9c1.org

[elsolo]

67 chevelle SS 396 with t400, 12 bolt rear w/ 3.73 posi, power front disk brakes and fresh paint. Engine is on a stand behind me in the house right now, I have the shortblock together, just need to button it up and put it back into the car. The restoration was recently restarted after five years of complete neglect.

[PunisherSS]

Hey Memorial9c1, good to see a familiar face overe here. The car looks great, as always!

Here's the Punisher SS:

[Kadetklapp]

Wassup Miggy!

Love that hood.

AND the rims

[RaiderCop]

A plain jane compared to your guys 9C1s, but here's my big beautiful B Body.

[PunisherSS]

Every Impala is a beauty in my eyes. Oh and mine's an SS as well.

[Bill Powell]

I feel compelled to say this just once, and then I won't bug you guys about it any more.

If it was not built between 1925 and 1948 it aint a classic because that is the classic era. Last certified classic is a 1948 Packard light eight. The cut off date used to be 1941, but they started running out of potential mambers, so they upped the cut-off to 1948.

I'm sure they will up it again, but they will have a hard time choosing, maybe the Jeepster, the four door Kaiser convertibles, and maybe, just maybe, stuff like the very early Vettes, the MkII Continental. the Chrysler Crown Imperials, and maybe the Cadillac El Dorado Brougham (1957 and 58).

[salvo]

Here's my 54 Chevy Pick Up, I have had it since I was 16, I'm 47 now and my Dad had it since it was new. I dropped a 350 and an TB 350 Trany in it around 1978 and it has seen way better day's. It has been sitting for 10 years just waiting for it's turn. This weekend a buddy and I dusted it off, drained the fuel, unplugged/changed fuel lines, oil/filter, trany oil/filter, trany lines, radiator fluid, air filter, plugs/wires and a new battery. Started first tap of the key It was so nice to hear her run again, took it for a spin this afternoon, flat spots on the tires made it a bit rough but boy was it fun
I wish I would of had time to wash her up, oh well I got a long way to go to get her back into top shape again.

[Bill Powell]

Didn't need a wash job. I like it just the way it sits. I see you've already done the five bolt wheel conversion.

I grew up with trucks like that, and I really like them.