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That is so cool u guys do everything

Thanks for the tips .keep them coming brother

THAT's exactly my kind of "music" .. ❤ thank you so much for uploading !!!

Leave it murdered out. It looks good that way. Nice ride

Great video guys! It gave a great back story on you and displayed an awesome car! I like the mix of technical and street machine videos, keeps it fresh, I can’t wait for the next vid!!!

My best friend owned a 1970 SS El Camino 396 black on black in 1976 thru 1985. He sold it to finance the restoration of his 1958 Corvette. He knew almost instantly that he would regret it.

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I really enjoyed the story about your car! Killer looking ElCamino !!

Bad ass bro ... Cool back story as well I remember that car in 89 and of course I remember Mike too

I remember the other one . Very nice

So are you making more of those shifter mounts? If so, price?

Did you cnc the mount plate. And as always great work and keep them coming..

My father passed away a couple years ago. He had a sand dragster with a 700hp 377 for years. I've got his spare block and rods, this inspired me to rebuild that booger. Great build you got there!!

I had one in my 72 Chevelle, I miss that car

should sound pretty rowdy 😊

I'm in! Let's do it!

"Slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball''..........Entrance music whenever you bring it out......lol.

They got the wrong wheels on this car, they're just gonna spin with no grip, needs something like doughnuts.

Killing it😮‍💨

so damn sweet and well thought out 😗

383 is a good truck engine.....

Big bore short stroke is always better. Anyone who don't think so don't know much about how this shit works.

But but but LS......

Very nice brother keep them coming

L👀king GOOD!!

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Fast Forward Street Cars. Nice work

If you ever decide to drag and drive the car the duel tank set up would be an excellent asset.

You do some awesome work that car is gorgeous. The cage is beautiful. Can’t wait to see the car done great video.

Thks for posting,I have a 72 ,I have to do exactly the same work,so I’m watching every video,nice work

Nice work brother. Like the fuel cell bolt in. Keep them coming brother

Did you dyno this one if so what were the numbers. Keep them coming brother

Chevy.. no thanks.

Looks Sweet...

Looks killer Aaron! Are those 29.5s in back?

simply stunning - what a major step 😙 and you make also those (slight) modifications look so easy 🤠 really diggin that low stance and those (oldschool) wheels & tires 😗 street 'n strip sounds damn cool 😁

We are going to be coming up at the end of the summer luv to see this thing . But I'll call you be for we do. Awesome work. Keep them coming

Yeah buddy that thing looks SICK!!!!

Beautiful Nova Brutha .. BUT PLEASE... PLEASE You seem old enough to know Chrome & Polished Stainless steel / Aluminum are timeless So PLEASE PLEASE buddy don't do the black out thing where all the chrome & trim has been painted . Satin black was always Primer at our shop or underhood paint Keep up the beautiful job .. Thumbs up....

Looking forward to seeing how it sits with the engine in it.

Perfect stance. Looking really good. Nice work guys

Street car with 200mph roll cage..more like race car

IF ANYONE KNOWS HOW TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE PLEASE REACH OUT TO US! The original video with the engine sound got a copyright strike for the music we had playing. We had to put this random RUclips music over it to allow you guys to at least see the video. If we take the RUclips music out the video keeps getting taken down. We really want to get the video going where you can hear the engine again! Its nuts!!!

Try a straight inline 6 with a 6 speed transmission

nice job boys

I'm positive many of us watching your build are curious about the COST into a completed rolling chassis as you have here. I understand a quoted price build would be difficult to give but lets say this build as you are doing here if it was for a customer but as a roller only (COMPLETE ROLLER ) MINUS the engine, transmission and wiring and yet have all the tin work and with windows re-installed so the consumer could finish the build by installing his own powertrain, guages, wiring and all the other million pieces himself. A simplier way of asking -So if you wanted to sell this build right now once you removed it from the chassis table, how much would you ask for it? Don't want to put you on the spot but we would be interested in what something this clean of a build and done right could set us back?

Nice work. Please keep the videos coming.

SB2 heads, all high dollar stuff an average man can not afford ?!

Way to go bro, since I've known you for so long, I can see all the experience you have acquired, and it's definitely a professional job. Looking forward to see the next one.

Looking great Aaron you knocking that baby out!!! LETS GO!!