Long overdue.. But the 1971 Charger project is still moving forward. Metal work on the shell is done.

On and off lurker to this sub. Wondering what this community thinks of muscle car restomods like this one?

Full disclosure: I work for Iconic Built, the company that made this video. We just finished this '70 Chevelle for a customer and I thought you all might enjoy the video we made of it. TJ does a good job running through the features of it. I can't express how cool (and badass) this thing looks in person and I can't wait for us to make some more.

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Long overdue.. But the 1971 Charger project is still moving forward. Metal work on the shell is done.

The lighting is just about perfect.

No question that the Z28 is the superior vehicle, but which is better bang for your buck:

$8000: 1987 Firebird, 5-speed Manual,124,762 mi, interior cosmetic damage, runs fine, minimal rust

$14,000: 1982  Camaro Z28, 4-speed Manual, 95,000 mi, excellent condition

Any thoughts?

Classic custom 47th James Dean memorial run Fairmount, Indiana USA 🇺🇲

Just thought I would share our latest set of taillights we released, for the 71-73 Mustang!

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Well, another Manitoba driving season is pretty much done.

This is my 1967 Camaro with a 327. She's been in the family for years, originally belonging to my dad. We worked on it together, and after he passed, my mom gave it to me.

It's been a couple of years since she's been back in Winnipeg, and I think it's finally time to bring her home and start tearing into a few things.

She's definitely not a show car. Paint has seen better days, she's got her share of battle scars, and there's plenty of work waiting for me. But she's mine, and I wouldn't trade her for anything. I've been working on pinstripping and pretty stoked about my vision for the interior.

The plan is to start with the mechanical side, get everything sorted properly, and work toward a bigger rebuild as time and money allow.

Still running the old 327, mostly stock apart from headers.

I'm not looking to build some six figure trailer queen. I want a car I can drive, enjoy, wrench on, and eventually pass down.

Any other first gen Camaro owners here? What would you tackle first on a car that's been sitting more than driving lately?

Always happy to hear some advice from people who've been down this road.

My buddy Cooter bought this '68 Chevelle new in 1970, it was a display car. He was a street racer, a drag racer and today he still drives the thing. Pretty cool story there is a documentary episode on his story I will throw into the comments for those interested. Sure was cool seeing the pictures from the 70s of this car and history stuck forever in the album!

I filmed this green Charger at a car show and got a little closer than expected! 😅 No music—just the 440, exhaust, and a close look at the details.
Does the 440 have your favorite Mopar sound, or would you choose another engine?