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A few months ago I got a red 63 1/2 fastback 390. These were always the best of the bunch IMO. Your R code car looks perfect. Thanks for sharing.

I had a '65 SS Impala in aquamarine color with a white convertible top sporting a425 CID. Wish I still had it ! Was traded in for 68 Olds Cutlass 442 convertible

I have a 69 I'm putting together and love to know more about the trans am heritage

Absolutely stunning classic 70 Challenger RT . Very fast and gorgeous and sounds amazing and yes I would drive this mopar muscle every single day ! Great video. Thanks for sharing. MOPAR OR NO CAR !!

If only it were a four-speed.

Just ordered a copy

Given what we know now, a time machine would be very profitable. She's making my right foot drool, and my wallet cry.😛😛👊👊✌️✌️

Why the heavy metal music in the background. Just gets in the way of understanding and enjoying the video.

Way cool

the rear in this video is a 10 bolt not a 12

Great video on engine building. Keep it simple and be precise.

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Hey a banana yellow '62 Buick. Who's idea was that?

Doctors Car i gotta get over there Fast Fast & i Gotta Look Good

RSS MISSISSIPPI chuckle

73 no Go= PACKAGE

I want to swap my dad's 62, a lot of sentimental value but it needs new running gear unless it's gonna sit. IDK what my chassis options really are, but coyote would be preferable. Maybe something like this makes more monetary sense?

Very good explanation. Thanks!

The polar white and baby blue works so well together.

Wrong about the 4 bolt mains. 67 Z28s had a small journal crank with 2 bolt mains, 68 Z28s had a stronger large journal crank with again 2 bolt mains. 69 Z28s had large journal crank and 4 bolt mains. The specs submitted to SCCA for the 302 were actually about 550 HP in race trim. I have all the SCCA specs somewhere. Cowl induction hood was an option for 1969 only. You could also get a cold air package for all 3 years drawing air from the windshield cowl panel.

I wonder if you had problems putting the windshield back in? The spacing on that lower channel looked off by an inch or more

I would take the 428 The 427 was a high rpm engine

Talking about shielding?? .. I wonder if grounding straps on the hood, inner fenders, and even the fenders and air cleaner? would help? .. I know when I was in the Army the old MB Jeeps, and Dude and a Halfs, were BIG on grounding straps! They were everywhere, and wen we fitted the old radios to a "new" Jeep, replacing all the grounding straps, was standard procedure.

That's what I want🤤

I just bought a 66 Galaxie 500xl, with get this, a 428 out of a wrecked 7 litre, I love it. Needs to be finished but extremely happy to complete it!

What brand hydraulic throwout bearing do you guys recommend?

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SUPERB job on an Awesome car!!

The gold snowflake wheels on the modified 1976 Trans Am used in the Smokey and the Bandit film are quite beautiful.

So nice!!! Nice video 📹 and workmanship and Hi V8 Tv

So nice nice video 📹 and workmanship

That's my favorite Vette design. Just looks so good from any angle, back, sides, front.

Fricken awesome!

Anybody know or guess rear tire size ?

The only thing that car needs is to get rid of the ladder bars, set it down some and tuck those rear wheels in some. The rest of the car is great.

Stinkbug stance!

In 72 a dealership traded the 304 for a 401 pimped the cars out and called them XR s AMC found out and supplied the dealer with stock 401 engines only around 30 were eventually made but they were the fastest car in America that year even beating Corvette.

Looks like it has a 4 speed automatic too!

Mean machine!💪

Beautiful car! Looks like the hotrods we used to drive in the early 80's

Dana rear end……cool

Is the bracket for the hood scoop is something the is available to purchase separately?

Cool car, but needs a 4 speed.

I had a Lemans Blue '68 SS L -89 Camaro , this is definitely Grotto Blue .

Reminds me of high school in 78

Horseshoe shifter, houndstooth interior, RS/SS, ladder bars, Moroso, slotted mags, all it needs are some 6x9 speakers cut into the package shelf and I'm totally taken back. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for the memories ~ Chuck

That's what I remember them looking like. I grew up by Detroit and by 1974 they were rusted through up to the glass. Now At my age I can't even put salt on my food!

Lower it a little perfect

Very nice.

69 was the best year..