383 stroker build part 5. Install and first fire up in the car.

Swapping the fresh small block into my 1970 Monte Carlo

[@Faith.in.His.Grace.]

I love the old school build. Nobody with a laptop here

[@hooboken]

Fantastic build series. Many thanks for all the time and effort you clearly put into it.

[@bkgaragerestorations]

Thank you. It was a lot of work, but it's also a very meaningful car.

[@fredgermain6279]

Great sound.
Told my gramma.. she said to bring whip cream.

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525]

Nice car nice engine nice job 👍👍

[@bryanclements8111]

Great build! Haha I was thinking the same about the room and leaving the hood on 👌 nice work.

[@HEYBERT1984]

It’s a beautiful thing. 🤙

[@Fredmullegun]

congrats., thats a beast

[@amend5269]

Seems like the more it ran the quieter it got.

[@SpeakerKevin]

Just picked up a '72 with a 350. thinking about 383ing it.

[@cuzz63]

I always tell people with 350 to go 383..you wont be sorry

[@bicannonharris6196]

where you located do you work on customer cars

[@Chellvanvlogs]

Could I do that set up on my Chevy 350 all you have is alternator and water pump and power steering pump

[@robertwaddell1059]

Did you put a parts list anywhere for this build?

[@larrywarner9314]

I'm trying to understand why you messing with the timing when you had the engine on the dyno ??? 😳

[@bkgaragerestorations]

I wasn't "messing" with it. I was resetting the timing because I had to pull the distributor to change the gasket under it. The first one was seeping a bit of oil.