35 YEARS off the Road – Classic Chevelle’s First Passes are INCREDIBLE!


We finally had enough time to get the 1971 Chevelle to the Drag Strip, and the results will blow you away!

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20 Comments

  1. Hey I just saw you on Discovery in the Netherlands for the 1st time. That is really cool. Roadworthy rescues. Now my wife knows what I watch on YouTube. (That's a good thing) She's a gearhead as well.

  2. Who cares how quick it is, line 'er up and give it 'er, that's what counts at the end of the day it's the friendships that will be fondly remembered.

  3. Before I watch I hope ur Chevelle can run 15.50 that converter needs changed bad and probably the cam is way off I've seen a lot of 350 Chevy motors make 300 at the rear wheels with just those double hump heads and dual exhaust.

  4. Ahhhh man. You got too big. Wheres the revivals in random fields and rebuilds in your driveway. Happy for ya, but now you're just another shingle on the roof of paid you tubers. Miss the old content, the working class stuff.

  5. Love your videos. It is great to have a place to watch some wrenching stuff without worrying if my grandkids walk by they are going to hear some "unique" dialog that might emotionally scar them for life.

  6. Good video, just a few things; I'm on the verge of 65 lol and remember going to the track when in the same time frame of when this car was being ran. The paint originally on the car was Dupont Lucite, a lacquer based paint, an EPA nightmare today but a great paint, easy to blend and buff out an oops! When you talk about pulling the car with a tow bar, it was called flat towing and was an affordable way to transport your car, it was done with tow hubs which prevented wear and tear on your drivetrain. The tow hub was basically a free wheeling front hub that bolted on your axle flange, it allowed the rear wheels to turn without the axles turning. Good luck with the car, I may see you at the track, I'm in Georgia near Atlanta.

  7. I know I would love to recover my first car… stories like this bring me back for sure. I had a ‘74 Pinto with a 289, C4, and an 8” rear with 4.11 limited slip. It had a trunk instead of a hatch, which has always been my favorite model…

  8. I feel like your channel was made specifically for me. I agree with so many of the things about how you live your life. Your gratitude to your viewers and how you all blend as a vibrant family is just the best. In addition, you bring your ideas to the common person like me. Since I don't have the time or place to do what you do, I get so much out of this. I've grown up around cars and mechanics all my life. Our family owned a Chrysler/Pontiac dealership from before I was born until the mid eighties. In addition, I owned 'walkers" for most of my cars. Up until recently, I did most all repairs myself. A guy starts to value time enough to pay to have some things done. Your shop is just the best. Your level of professionalism is awesome. Btw, this Chevelle is one of the nicest I've ever seen. And "Zip Ties and Woodchips"! Hahahaha. I'm also a musician.

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