Beginning Frame-Off Restoration | Making HUGE Headway with 1968 Chevelle Teardown (E1) Engine, Trans

[@c.miller2084]

Good start to your project & keep the videos coming. I've got a 68' myself, Great cars!!!

[@backcountrybuilds]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed. Will do, just dropped a new one if you haven’t seen it! Nice to hear another one is out there, too

[@EastWindCraft]

I am about to start restoring my 68. I owned it since 1982. My 3rd restore. I was looking for motivation and found you. Enjoyed and will follow your exploits young man. Just keep kicking the rust until it shines.

[@backcountrybuilds]

Awesome. Thank you, made some headway since this video. I’ll update with a new video soon! Thanks for watching and best of luck to you with yours.

[@jorgerobles2443]

That’s exactly where I’m going to start!! First thing is fuel tank n going from there

[@akp41]

Good job

[@backcountrybuilds]

Thanks. And thanks for watching!

[@markt9438]

Hey Sid should have gave you an idea you could have easily taken out the engine and transmission because it's fenderless lol 😮

[@backcountrybuilds]

Gotta keep things interesting

[@jorgerobles2443]

Just looking at your build scares me. I just acquired a 1970 Chevy Chevelle Malibu. From the first and only Owner, she got it as a graduation present and handed it down to me now I’m really scared to even just take one bolt off from looking at your video because it’s been sitting for the last 30 years

[@backcountrybuilds]

Haha you’ll be fine! PB blaster…

[@jimstansbury6013]

It would be worth more to go back stock

[@backcountrybuilds]

Not shopping for resale value! This project isn’t a flip by any means. Thanks for watching!

[@jimstansbury6013]

@@backcountrybuilds being a 138 car if you go back stock even without the original engine you would be able to recoup and money you spent and a fair amount of the labor. If it was a 69 year car then that would be a different story. Anyway have fun