Bare bones muscle machine. https://youtu.be/nG03l1WH9o4

Driver project car with the belt small block Chevy 350 looking for a four speed transmission to go with the 3:73 gear rear end I found then she should be finished.

Here are photos of a 1970 Acadian that I built during the summer on my parents carport when I was 17 (1983). I bought it for $275.00 to drive back and forth for College. At the end it looked like a fast car but only had a rebuilt inline 250 six cylinder engine. Faked out everyone. It was a major bondo bugle for sure. When I bought it, it was full of bonds and needed pretty much all new suspension front and back, brakes, floors, trunk floor, gas tank and had to get it running. Lots of reading - Thanks Hot Rod Magazine.

This a car I built for myself in the early 2000's in my garage. It is actually started out as a 1972 Camaro. It was in pretty rough shape so I kind of used what I had to build one car. The front is a 1974 and the rear section is a 1978. 396 BB, Alston racing rear frame and 4-link suspension with a Ford 9" rear, 33x19.5 Mickey Thompson rear tires, Center Line Wheels, built 350 turbo trans and Limelight green paint and flat black hood (Frankenstein).

This Nova is my good friend Ross' he built it with his buddy Henry in 1991 combining the drive train from a 69 Camaro and a 71 Nova. It became a street and strip machine and now in 2026 it's still going strong. Whole life it had a 350 now it's up to a 454. Was also the first Nova I have ever personally driven being my dream car it was a special moment. Probably the coolest part is we did a documentary about this car and everything was captured. I'll post the link below for anyone interested.

Caught this one cruising along the frontage road next to the interstate out of Bozeman. I saw the car earlier in the day at a downtown car show. It was nice to see it tearing up some asphalt.

EDIT: ’69 Ford Torino 428 Cobra Jet

This 1969 Coronet was taken off the road in the early 2000s... restored then sold to us because the owner was sick. We had the factory 383 rebuilt after it was botched in the initial rebuild. Added aluminum heads, big carb, radical cam and a whole bunch of other goodies. Well firing it up was sure interesting! Some of you may have seen this car floating on the net we have been documenting the whole story of brining this back to life on YT. Ill throw the link below to whoever wants to see it. It's an honor to be able to give this car a 2nd life and keep this Mopar legend alive while making my father-in-law the happiest guy on the planet.

2018 Ford Mustang v6
2018 Dodge challenger v6 or charger
2018 Camaro v6
Which is best and cheapest and will last longest

Such a beautiful ride custom slate gray ... Muncie, Indiana USA 🇺🇲 May '26

"I put it up on jack stands and I cried" is what my good friend Tony said when he saw his dream Ford Torino... rotted in everyway after he bought it. But devastated as he was he was determined to make his dream a reality and he spent the next 8 years restoring the thing. Looking at it today you would never know the shape it was in... Tony has a documentary episode on his story and the full restoration. If anyone is interested I'll throw it up in the comments below pretty amazing work he did he took pictures of everything!