This is where you can see
the actual building of my chevelle. From the teardown process to
the turning of the key, it will all be here. Of course its going
to take some time and money but it will be well worth it when the project
is complete. Please take a look at all of the sections in this page.
Even if you don't like the idea of my car you can still follow along with
the building, if you have a chevelle or a supra you might even see something
you can do for your car.
- My Car and Engine Before Dissassembly
- Dissassembly of the Car and Engine
- New Frame and Rear End
- Suspension and Brakes, Also an update on the Engine
- The Engine Goes in the Car, Plus Roll Cage and Sheetmetal (Current Stage 08.05.00)
My freind Dustie drew this for me for Christmas. As
you can see the car is powered by a turbocharged rice cooker. Thanks Dustie.
This is my friend Dusties car after we dug it out of
his fathers parts pile. I always told dustie he should start working on
a car (he has the resources). This car was in the same position since the
late 60's. This was a definate rescue. His father used to use the convertable
frames for stock car racing because of their strength, and he used to scrap
the rest of the car. Well lucky for Dustie this 64 covertable never got
that treatment.
This is my friend Dusties 64 when it was completed.
The whole car took one summer to complete. And as you can tell from the
other picture, that was quite an accomplishment.
Here is a picture of my friend Dustie's dad, Bill,
It's a 1964 Chevelle in a stock car race, circa late 1960's. This car was
destroyed when it was flipped during a race.
This is another 1964 stock car driven by Bill, NOT
the same one as above. This car was also totalled.
This is what I am envisioning for the exterior of my
Chevelle, even though this is a '65, it is very similar. I love the
stance on this car, and how smooth it looks.