1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Ls3 Pro Touring Restomod on 2040-cars
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
1967 Chevelle LS3 Pro Touring RESTOMOD
A perfect full frame-off rotisserie restoration by Scott's Speed and Custom Shop.
This car is unbelievably powerful, handles like a track car, and is amazingly built.
The body was completely stripped to metal before body work and GM factory Tuxedo Black paint was sprayed.
Glass finish with shaved drip rails, smoothed firewall, with car underside painted in matching black.
Custom chassis fabricated by Scott's Custom Speed and Design Shop. Fully powder coated frame.
Build features include:
6.2 LS3 Motor - less than 400 miles
Custom engine bay - super clean and mirror perfect paint on firewall
6L90E transmission with GM electronic sequential shifter - amazing ability to control shifting
Eddie Motor Sports Custom Hood and Trunk hinges
Eddie Motorsports door sill plates in matte black
Vintage Air system runs ice cold
Chris Alston G-Machine suspension kit
Chris Alston G-Machine coil over shocks
Boze forged aluminum rims - one off made to order with perfect fitment.
19 inch wheels in front - 20 inch wheels in rear
New Michelin tires
Momo racing steering wheel
Street Legal Performance (SLP) Fuel Rail covers
Custom 4 core radiator
Wilwood Brake master cylinder and hydro boost
Kore 3 C6 Z06 disc brakes with 13" DBA rotors on all 4 corners
3.73 gear with Eaton Posi traction
New 12 Bolt Rear End
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