1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 Convertible Restoration Project

[@scottnormandeau3014]

Excellent work.. I am about to start a similar project with a 1966 Skylark Convertible ... I see you had no trouble cutting the car in half ... how hard were the doors to align ?

[@maxium4x4]

Nice work but I guess I don't what this channel is about. A collaboration of different re builders who submit their video? Never know who did the work and what the car sounds like when done with a narrated walk through. I love the work and some of the builds are fantastic.

[@Chuffin_ell]

maxium4x4 this is a sophisticated format "less = more". I personally don't need anyone narrating the obvious. I just turn down the silly music and enjoy the detail. If you have ever done a frame-off, then you would get it. If this channels owner developes a large enough subscription base, add revenues may warrant a change....

[@maxium4x4]

5 1970 SS Chevelles through my life, frame off. I like the channel but not much information going on here about the shops doing this work. I am out the game but have been considering a 1967 SS I spied sitting outside a farmers barn.....lol I doubt it is for sale as you well know. Saw an original 69 SS/RS Camaro rot and go up in flames when the building burnt. Original owner had sentimental attachment and would never sell it, gone forever now.

[@Chuffin_ell]

maxium4x4 there seems to be a common denominator these car builders share, and I would say it's the rod shop. I was tired and burned out from giving away my spare time and money whenever I sold a custom ride 30 years ago. Videos like these underscore the essence of timing in respect to payoff for the capital required to build a >100k car.