LS9 '67 Nova
 

Here's a fun project that showed up a few months ago. We had a client looking for a '66-7, who doesn't right? After looking around at a bunch of rusted out cars for $10K I made a few phone calls and came across a friend's '67 that was a Califorina car complete with one of the first LS9 crate engines!
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here it is the day we brought it back to the shop

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We came up with a plan to keep is looking fairly original with a few small details. Jet-Stream blue with basic interior, almost as if the car was built in 2012 by GM.
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At first we were going to put an AME frame under it but it was too clean to cut uphttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...00136576_n.jpg

so we called Allen at DSE!

Monday the BIG crate showed up
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I can't say enough about the quality of DSE's product

one afternoon later
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we are changing up the firewall to match the inner fenders, hiding the master cylinders and keeping everything hidden. http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...91000536_n.jpghttp://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...76471757_n.jpg

Very nice. What are u doing in rear?

Are you really balancing a 20,000 motor on one 10.00 jack stand????

I had to go back and look at that. Pretty funny.

Like the game Where's Waldo ??? he's the blue one under the motor :lol: . I know i missed him (the blue jack stand)
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