Just bought this, am going to try to pick up over the weekend... I know, the steering wheel has to go!

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Sweet car. I agree, the wheel has to go but thats no biggie. Congrats!!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Very nice! You should consider lowering it about 3" on both ends. congrats!

That is one sharp looking machine! Congrats!

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Nice Car

When can we go for a RIDE?????

Am all about it! Didn't pick it up this weekend, but am probably going to get it in the next couple days.

Mac, what's the rim and tire sizes on the rear of this beast?

Very nice......I like it :yes::D:thumbsup::thumbsup:

David F.

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1968 Chevelle Pro Street - Beautifully & professionally done Chevelle Pro Street/Street Beast!!! Super solid and straight body shows off the show quality two-tone black and silver bc/cc paint, new chrome, trim and weatherstripping. All new factory bucket seat interior w/original center console and staple shifter and best of all, “no rollbars”. The engine is a nasty 1968 427 c.i. big block w/factory GM “snowflake” aluminum heads & intake. The 11.5 to 1 compression, the 6:32 lift roller cam and roller rockers, and big tube headers w/4'' Flowmaster exhaust makes this bad-ass sound absolutely wicked and put out well over 550 h.p. Coilover rear shocks w/ladderbar rear suspension, Weld wheels w/rear Hoosier drag radials, power steering and U.S. brake F33I front disc brakes all makes this Pro Street a blast to drive. There is a lot more to this truly awesome Pro Street/Street Beast show car. Don't miss out!!

Thanks for posting the pictures! Not sure about rim and tire sizes, will let you know in a couple days....

Got it home yesterday. Rear tires are 31 x 16.5 x 15. Kinda nice, meaty looking without being ridiculous... Steering wheel swap, valve cover swap and air cleaner swap, and some spit polishing, and I think I'm content....

nice car...really nice. what is wrong with the valve covers?

Nothing really, but I think maybe a set of the CalCustom finned type like Ground Up sells, or maybe a set of Mickey Thompson finned "old school" type with the 427 logos might be more in keeping with the flavor of the car....

Awesome car, I always wanted a big tire car. It looks like fun:thumbsup:

Nice purchase!! Great looking car :thumbsup:

Just got back from a nice ride with my Elco, if I have known I had look u-up gary

Thanks for posting the pictures!....

No problem :beers:.

I had a set of original Cal Custom finned BB valve covers several years ago and I wish I would have kept them. I think the look great on your Chevelle :cool:.

David F.

WOW great looking ride.
I got to ride in my buddys 68 velle 427 4 speed car wow!
It pulled real hard way fun keep us posted on any changes, great looking ride.