hello everybody, i just recently bought my first chevelle and found this site. I am new to the car game, but I'm going to try to restore this 68 mostly myself. I hope you guys can assist me in my efforts as i don't know as much as i should. I've been working on quads, dirt bikes, and street bikes my whole life so I'm not afraid to dig into anything, I just need some guidance with it. I hope to meet some good people on here, and I'm sure there's a bunch on here from phoenix, so maybe when I get her runnin we can meet up. look forward to talking to ya's - jay

Welcome to the site, post up some pics!

H Jay,nice to have you.:waving:

Welcome Jay. You'll get lots of help from the guys on this site. Good luck with your project!

here are some pics of her getting dropped off at the house last Monday.
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Looks like a nice project:thumbsup:

ya i cant Waite to get into it, I just ripped the motor out on Saturday and found its a 350 4 bolt. All floorboards are there as well as the trunk, no rust anywhere!

Are you lucky enough to have AC where you work on the car? Guy I work with drove through the valley last weekend, I think he said it was like 115*. Your 68 ought to make a great car. Jim

Welcome to TC. You've found the best site around with a ton of great guys. Everyone's willing to help out, also.:thumbsup:

Welcome Jay, This place is a wealth of great info for Chevelles. There are no stupid questions here. Get familiar with the search function on this site, you'll find a goldmine in answers, and good folks to help you out..

wELCOME TO THE SITE, NICE LOOKING PROJECT YOU HAVE THERE!! :thumbsup:

Welcome!!

thanks for the great welcome guys!Jim to answer your question about having air in the garage that's a big NO, but I plane on getting an evaporative cooler (swamp cooler) some time soon. It was 112+ on Saturday when I pulled the motor ahhh

Welcome ! Good luck with your project and it is better to work in the heat than the cold anyway. At leasy IMO. :)

Jay, I know how you feel. last weekend I was finishing up my motor install in tucson, on the driveway, in the sun. I think it hit about 106*. But the first test drive, Grin on my face, and its all worth it. I hope you get yours running quickly! 68 parts are a bit of a oddball, dash pieces and stuff arent repoped. If you go to craigslist and even in the classifieds here, theres a guy advertising under azchev He seems to always have stuff for sale in phoenix and sierra vista. Jim

Jay, I know how you feel. last weekend I was finishing up my motor install in tucson, on the driveway, in the sun. I think it hit about 106*. But the first test drive, Grin on my face, and its all worth it. I hope you get yours running quickly! 68 parts are a bit of a oddball, dash pieces and stuff arent repoped. If you go to craigslist and even in the classifieds here, theres a guy advertising under azchev He seems to always have stuff for sale in phoenix and sierra vista. Jim
thanks for the heads up on the parts, I need alot of interior parts for sure. I really want to get a ss dash with a set of buckets and a floor shifter. It should be running soon, I just got a set of brodix heads and comp cam. caint wait!!