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Old 10-11-2012, 10:55 AM
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Default 1967 Chevelle w/ Schwartz Performance G-Machine Chassis & 1900hp Nelson Engine

This 1967 Chevelle came to Schwartz Performance as a complete running & driving car. Through a full tear-down and rebuild, we are transforming it into an outrageous street machine with a new G-Machine Chassis, 1900hp NRE engine, airride, etc. This will be, essentially, a brand new supercar when it leaves Schwartz Performance Inc.

The plan:
- G-Machine Chassis by Schwartz Performance
- 1900hp twin-turbo 509
by Nelson Racing Engines
- 18x9 & 18x12.5 2pc wheels by Rushforth Wheels
- 265/40 & 345/35 "ET Street" tires by Mickey Thompson
- Lightweight 14" 6-piston brakes by Baer Brakes
- Shockwave air-ride by RideTech
- Full Dynamat Extreme interior
- 6-point roll cage by Schwartz Performance
- Adjustable racing seats by Recaro
- New floors & quarter panels by Schwartz Performance
- Custom stainless-steel exhaust by Schwartz Performance
- Custom intercooler piping by Schwartz Performance
- Complete paint by Schwartz Performance
- Much more...

Build page on our website: http://www.schwartzperformance.com/1...lle-twin-turbo

After bodywork, cage install, chassis install & shaved firewall:

00000 by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

DSCN6948 by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

DSCN0608 by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_FrontEnd-Fitting by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_FrontEnd-Fitting by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_FrontEnd-Fitting by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_FrontEnd-Fitting by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_FrontEnd-Fitting by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Electrical by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Electrical by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Electrical by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Electrical by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Electrical by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace67_Billet-Hinges1 by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Wallace70_Front-Spoiler by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr
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Old 10-11-2012, 11:38 AM
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Default 1967 Chevelle bodywork, rust repair, minitubbing, etc

Let me back up, and start from the beginning...


When we first received this 67 Chevelle from California, it appeared to be a decently clean car...

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

We removed the old floppy chassis and engine:

WAL01_67Chevelle_ by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

WAL01_67Chevelle_ by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

But looks can be deceiving... After sand-blasting, we found a lot of issues. It needed a lot of rust repair. New quarter panels were a must.

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

We did a simple shave on the firewall, like we do on all our cars.

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Many new panels were fitted.

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Fitting the body to the new G-Machine Chassis was just the start.

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

The firewall, underhood, etc. were painted first for logistics sake.

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

More new panels:

WAL01_67Chevelle_Bodywork by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr

Minitubbing is very common at Schwartz Performance. Our G-Machine Chassis is designed to allow up to 345mm tires in the rear:

WAL01_67Chevelle_Interior by Schwartz Performance, on Flickr
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Old 10-11-2012, 11:40 AM
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Jeff what trans is he using in this beast?
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Old 10-11-2012, 12:21 PM
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Jeff what trans is he using in this beast?
Bowler Transmissions built us an all-out, super-strong 4L85E
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This car stuff is just getting out of hand! That thing is SICK . I can't even imaging what the build are going to be like 10 years from now.

Great job Jeff.
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It's a shame to hide all that badazz engine goodness under sheetmetal!! Looks awsome. Need a video of the engine runnning.
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Badass!! That is how I wanted to do mine!! Love the Twin Turbo!!!
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Awesome build.
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Whoa....
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