I like this guy. You can tell he’s meticulous. Just little things, like how organized his shop is, how he cleans up and organizes as he is working, etc. Organization and cleanliness says so much about a person and their quality of work as a whole.
I never understood the "making a mess" at work and not cleaning it up immediately. either it gets left till the end of the day, or maybe not at all... I cooked professionally for 24 years. People would wipe whatever was on their work station, right onto the floor. Instead if moving their trash can 5 feet to wipe it into, or into their hand to throw out in the trash. Before it was mandatory I would make a small container of Sanitizing solution. One for the table and such, and one for utensils and my knives... Spotless, all day, every day... I used to tell guys "I dont want to know what your prep list consisted of by looking at your floor or table... lol
Just so I make sure I wasn’t being confusing, I was referring to the Chris guy from 6Sixty Raceworks. Yes, I know Steve is equally meticulous with his own work, but my original comment was directed at you Chris. I like to see people who do quality work succeeding and building their brand!
Awesome video, and I can't wait to see the finished build! Really got me inspired to get going on my off season upgrades iv'e gotta still get done of my own car. I look forward to more on this car as it continues it's prep for the 2024 race season Steve. Thanks for sharing the build on this car!
growing up we had a wagon and a 78 lemans wagon. They both were one of the best riding and handling cars ever for the time with stock four link. Think that's one of the things I like about you. I get the wagons. Growing up we built many wagons just to get around. Honestly torn on my fav. 1965 impala wagon or the 1980 Malibu wagon.
I've seen a number of units done at Tech schools over the years and they were always solid. It makes sense as you have a class that's usually fresh and eager to work/learn and also an instructor overseeing them. Plus they usually have a semester or two of worth of time as they slowly go through the process.
HEY STEVE, MERRY CRISTMAS STEVE!!!!!! ..great find, i love em, ..keep us posted on the build please!!!.. 8:50 screamer, right up my alley, NICE FIND!!!
Really glad to see you doing this build, I will follow closely. My 454 4 bolt block is at the machine shop. Building a 489 with Compstar crank and rods and Mahle pistons for a mellow boosted app. Going in a 2000 s10 purpose built drag drive. Thanks I really appreciate your content!
Really nice car Steve. Looks to be Dewey approved. Really enjoy your videos and the information in them is always interesting. Happy New Year to you and the family and crew.
I absolutely love this build. I'm building a 81 elco 8.50 car, so seeing this come together is huge inspiration. Thanks so much for posting this one Steve.
That is one clean shop! Just followed 6 Sixty Raceworks on facebook, really glad to see Steve supporting the local guys in Grand Haven, his work looks impeccable!
Steve please save those bucket seats they are awesome I truly love this Malibu. My father had a 79 with the 6 cylinder and it was like a metallic baby blue and grown up I always asked him to fix it up that day never came. But that metallic gunmetal gray with that red interior and those two tones seats just awesome please don't change the seats if for some reason they're unsafe please try to transfer that same look onto another set they just go with the idea that you have for that build.
I have always loved this body style since way back in the day when a racer, can’t remember the name offhand, won the NHRA national championship in super stock with a Malibu just like this. It makes a great looking race car.
Dewey was making sure everything is done correctly so it keeps his food provider safe. LOL! Cool car. I race an 84 Cutlass in NHRA Stock. Love those G-bodies.
That is a real intelligent solution. Use the fast forward cursor, really! By the time it takes you to jump back and forth to ensure that you do not miss any content you may as well leave well enough alone and watch the promo! Defeats the purpose of Premium UA-cam. As for promoting his merchandise, it is typically at the end on his videos and really short. One can simply terminate the video.
One can get E85 out of a gas pump. Weather depending it varies. This is an sec old man's garage build I love it My two main channels I watch are SM MOTORS, OMG and SRC. And naturally my car that got away, I was young. G body Malibu but 4 door. Daily driver 4:10 350 4bbl for bolt main. Light to light it ate vetted and almost the Tran am ta with the 6 speed. She was fast as hell to a 1/8. Nothing over 120 mph.
Paint looks great, give the kids and their school a plug please. We really need to hype up the tech schools. Keep them coming.* after finishing the video.... Wow, this car is awesome.
Maybe stop by the school after you get it running and streetable, show them how it turned out. Get with their teacher, he’d probably be happy to have you stop by.
I’ve been enjoying watching all these high-tech engine videos, I have a 69 Malibu I’ve had for 30 years, same 350 motor two 600 4 barrels ,four bolt main maybe 350 /400 hp, good for burnouts & fun ride, I certainly wouldn’t try to race anybody these days 0 to 60 in about 6/7seconds lol 😎
That car is going to be so sweet when its done. Love what your doing to it. The car ive always wanted to build is a Malibu Wagon either gray like that or white with pretty much the same setup just a badass car on the track and on the street
Steve, I think your kid was right on the wheels those newer welds really make the ride. Just a simple well built car not that's not overly complex those are the fun cars. I am surprised though you didn't use your SML as it would be a nice car to showcase it in and drum up business but hey the Big Block was already there might as well use it for the time being !!! Sugar Momma gonna is be fun !!!
The underside looks so clean. Lucky to find something that old in such nice condition. Beautiful find. I also like that you're not installing one of those fancy , schmancy Steve Morris engines in the car. 😁😁😁 Further more, I'd actually like dual Holley 750 carbs. .......if for nothing else, to frustrate Kyle. 😂😂😂 Seriously, great project. I can't wait for the first pass.
Steve, it’s been a year or so since I did the 8.50 cage in my G-Body Malibu, but I’m Pretty sure that cage is going to need a dash bar and lateral supports off the main hoop under the harness bar. Great looking ride, you should look into boxing in the frame with the Hellwig Frame FX kit. It did wonders for stiffening up the flimsy frame under those cars.
Man I had one just like it same color as well built my own 461 for it run with foot brake ran on pump gas drive to race track race it drive it back home I ran 11:21 in a 1/4 mile awesome car
Love the build I raced almost the exact same car for a few years. The only thing I would change is swap in a parallel link kit from the start, I struggled for years trying to get the instant center dialed in until I linked it then it'd run consistently.
I'm a little sad that you got rid of the two-tone seats I personally think those were a key part to that interior maybe down the road you could have an interior person install a burgundy inlay to those front adjustable race seats. Can't wait to see you do a big smoky burnout with this hot rod.
Massive SHOUT OUT to Chris! Sir you are a master craftsman! 😎If it's Dewey approved, you know it's gotta be good work! Steve, thanks for sharing and looking forward to seeing the progress! 🙂😎
I find this to be an awesome build as I am doing largely the same with my 68 Malibu. Love the color also. I don't have a chassis shop close by, so I have a lot of questions and hopefully you can do some more detailed videos in the future. Questions I have, it looks like the cage is being mig welded, meaning mild steel, why did you chose that over chrome moly? Showing more detail of the amount of cut out needed to weld the cage to the frame would be helpful. Assuming solid body mount bushings were installed? Steering column, are you leaving that, or building a new shaft with u joints on each end? Installing a lightweight column like Motions? The master cylinder is interesting, it is a newer style GM deal which has a 1-1/8 - 1-1/2 bore, which is generally not ideal for manual brakes? Brand of seats? Thanks
I love that Chevy Malibu, plus those new rims are nice AF. Steve I can't wait to see it when you get it done and don't forget to tint the windows, that will bring the whole car together. 😊👍💯💪🙏🏼 If the Malibu is going to be a drag & drive shouldn't you put a heater/ AC back in the car. Keep up the great work and God Bless you guys and your families. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
It's nice to see a successful race car guy who is still a hot rodder at heart, and who wants to build a car just for the fun of it - a guy who is interested in more than just profit, and who gets excited about a project that is way beneath his capabilities., just because it's cool. More people like Steve Morris would be a great benefit to this country, and this world. Can't wait to see the end result.
Should check with Cleetus, he's probably got a ton of parts that have come off of Mullet from the last few years as he's gradually changed the El Camino into a full blown racecar that would fit your wifes car here.
@@djwilliams4714 the 1978-1987 El Camino model years based on the GM G-body platform. The G-bodies were some of the last cars to follow the front-engine, large V8 and rear-wheel drive muscle car formula, remaining popular while most mid-sized cars moved to front-wheel drive. They were also among the last production-based vehicles raced in NASCAR (and competitively, with the Buick Regal in particular dominating many races in its time). NASCAR regulations continued to stipulate production body parts until 2003
My first car was a 78 Malibu Classic 4 Door light blue metallic 305 car. That car is long gone, but I recently bought a replacement. I hope to see ya'll at a drag and drive soon. I'll be slow, but smiling lol.
Steve, I would love to have the engine that came out of this car. I'm currently looking for a roller. If I build something like this one, I would be happy. Back in 2020 I built a pro touring 69 Camaro, that I gave to my son.
That's Cool! Great to see all that work in one video, and I always watch your videos all the way through because they are so interesting! ( and Dewey is cool too!)
Always love the Weld DragStars, Steve you have the 1 piece DragStars, you son would really hate the 3 piece version of the DragStars. Keep the DragStars Steve
👀👍 Looks So Sweet Steve! Hope to see it and you for Sick Summer at Cordova, if I make it this year! Really love to see it next to my buddy Dean's, Malibu... You'll have to park side by side so everyone be seeing Double Malibu... 🤯 They look like about the same color. Should run about the same ET too... I like how you're setting everything up... Not too crazy, Stereo, Seats, Glass... You know keeping it functional, like a street car should be. Not over the top like your wagon. Someday I want to get my old 74' camaro set up like that to... I got old, put the Camaro in the garage 20yr ago, My buddy Anderson there, well he just kept racing. Back then we 13s were fast. and now he's running all these crazy race events running 8s, just WOW... Makes me wish I would have stuck with it a bit more back then to. I like those 20yr old wheels too look cool, LOL 😅 Who's starting to feel old... ✋️😜
Anytime I talked to my wife about building a drag and drive vehicle it's exactly like this. Something that looks, drives, and performs with easy but when you stomp on the pedal it's a monster.
Doggo said he likes his new whip pops haha thing is sweet Steve. Race cars are fun but having something to rip on without worrying so much is even better.
I like this guy. You can tell he’s meticulous. Just little things, like how organized his shop is, how he cleans up and organizes as he is working, etc. Organization and cleanliness says so much about a person and their quality of work as a whole.
I never understood the "making a mess" at work and not cleaning it up immediately. either it gets left till the end of the day, or maybe not at all... I cooked professionally for 24 years. People would wipe whatever was on their work station, right onto the floor. Instead if moving their trash can 5 feet to wipe it into, or into their hand to throw out in the trash. Before it was mandatory I would make a small container of Sanitizing solution. One for the table and such, and one for utensils and my knives... Spotless, all day, every day... I used to tell guys "I dont want to know what your prep list consisted of by looking at your floor or table... lol
Reminds me of the KSR performance and fabrication guy from cleetus's channel back in the day, he's still got a UA-cam channel.
Just so I make sure I wasn’t being confusing, I was referring to the Chris guy from 6Sixty Raceworks. Yes, I know Steve is equally meticulous with his own work, but my original comment was directed at you Chris. I like to see people who do quality work succeeding and building their brand!
@@natersalad889kevin! Yeah dude him and Steve are both top tier race car builders.
3:51 Did anybody else see Dewey in the background, sitting on what looks like a bench seat? Such a cute dog.
An even better view at 4:07. 😂
What breed of dog is that?
80's Monte Carlo SS interior would look awesome! The dash fits right in!
Awesome video, and I can't wait to see the finished build! Really got me inspired to get going on my off season upgrades iv'e gotta still get done of my own car. I look forward to more on this car as it continues it's prep for the 2024 race season Steve. Thanks for sharing the build on this car!
Awesome seeing you get sponsor videos man. Keep up the great work
growing up we had a wagon and a 78 lemans wagon. They both were one of the best riding and handling cars ever for the time with stock four link. Think that's one of the things I like about you. I get the wagons. Growing up we built many wagons just to get around. Honestly torn on my fav. 1965 impala wagon or the 1980 Malibu wagon.
Loved the transition to Kyle for the AG1 ad!...So happy to see it you guys definitely deserve it!!!
Yeah that was great, didnt expect it
I've seen a number of units done at Tech schools over the years and they were always solid. It makes sense as you have a class that's usually fresh and eager to work/learn and also an instructor overseeing them. Plus they usually have a semester or two of worth of time as they slowly go through the process.
The fact you bought it because it reminded you of your Buddy that past away is the coolest part for me. I look forward to following this build.
HEY STEVE,
MERRY CRISTMAS STEVE!!!!!!
..great find, i love em, ..keep us posted on the build please!!!..
8:50 screamer, right up my alley, NICE FIND!!!
Cool looking car, glad to see the wife & son riding together. Looking forward to seeing you run at Sick week, Will be there Orlando & Bradenton races.
Honestly, the dog jumping right in the back seat was the best scene of the video.😂🤣😂🤣
Really glad to see you doing this build, I will follow closely. My 454 4 bolt block is at the machine shop. Building a 489 with Compstar crank and rods and Mahle pistons for a mellow boosted app. Going in a 2000 s10 purpose built drag drive. Thanks I really appreciate your content!
Really nice car Steve. Looks to be Dewey approved. Really enjoy your videos and the information in them is always interesting. Happy New Year to you and the family and crew.
Chris did a killer job!
I absolutely love this build. I'm building a 81 elco 8.50 car, so seeing this come together is huge inspiration. Thanks so much for posting this one Steve.
Really liked this video...nice to see a small shop and customer doing this work and the fact that it's a attainable car.
That is one clean shop! Just followed 6 Sixty Raceworks on facebook, really glad to see Steve supporting the local guys in Grand Haven, his work looks impeccable!
Finally! Love this car. Makes me miss my 79 Malibu that my dad sold on me. Mine was silver. Ran 8.70's in the 1/8 mile. Slow but fun.
Keep the wheels bro. They look great on that car.
The wheels matured during the sixsixty build... SM fell victim to peer pressure.
Steve please save those bucket seats they are awesome I truly love this Malibu. My father had a 79 with the 6 cylinder and it was like a metallic baby blue and grown up I always asked him to fix it up that day never came. But that metallic gunmetal gray with that red interior and those two tones seats just awesome please don't change the seats if for some reason they're unsafe please try to transfer that same look onto another set they just go with the idea that you have for that build.
I have always loved this body style since way back in the day when a racer, can’t remember the name offhand, won the NHRA national championship in super stock with a Malibu just like this. It makes a great looking race car.
Dewey was making sure everything is done correctly so it keeps his food provider safe. LOL! Cool car. I race an 84 Cutlass in NHRA Stock. Love those G-bodies.
You could video how to crotche.or needle stitch.. I'd watch it... Excellent choice for a d&d car 👍
oo yay AG1 sponsor. moving up! 500k subs soon
Steve i think we need to see more of this car asap. I dig these street car builds. Nice clean little car it should get the job done.
That's going to be a fun car.
Very little maintenance whole lot of fun.
That is a real intelligent solution. Use the fast forward cursor, really! By the time it takes you to jump back and forth to ensure that you do not miss any content you may as well leave well enough alone and watch the promo! Defeats the purpose of Premium UA-cam.
As for promoting his merchandise, it is typically at the end on his videos and really short. One can simply terminate the video.
One can get E85 out of a gas pump.
Weather depending it varies.
This is an sec old man's garage build I love it
My two main channels I watch are SM MOTORS, OMG and SRC.
And naturally my car that got away, I was young.
G body Malibu but 4 door.
Daily driver 4:10 350 4bbl for bolt main.
Light to light it ate vetted and almost the Tran am ta with the 6 speed.
She was fast as hell to a 1/8.
Nothing over 120 mph.
Paint looks great, give the kids and their school a plug please. We really need to hype up the tech schools. Keep them coming.* after finishing the video.... Wow, this car is awesome.
agreed! as an auto tech student i wouldve been overjoyed to work on such a beaut of a vehicle.
Maybe stop by the school after you get it running and streetable, show them how it turned out. Get with their teacher, he’d probably be happy to have you stop by.
I’ve been enjoying watching all these high-tech engine videos, I have a 69 Malibu I’ve had for 30 years, same 350 motor two 600 4 barrels ,four bolt main maybe 350 /400 hp, good for burnouts & fun ride, I certainly wouldn’t try to race anybody these days 0 to 60 in about 6/7seconds lol 😎
Great looking car and looks pretty good inside of it too
I did one of those with a 69 Pontiac 400.. With a set of Bob Falls reworked heads... I loved that car
That car is going to be so sweet when its done. Love what your doing to it. The car ive always wanted to build is a Malibu Wagon either gray like that or white with pretty much the same setup just a badass car on the track and on the street
Nice! You can never have enough race cars. Dewey approved.
Man that thing is freaking SWEET. Gonna be a killer cruiser.
Beautiful Malibu! I bought mine back in 1986 and still love it!
Awesome! Love this build! Thanks
Steve, I think your kid was right on the wheels those newer welds really make the ride. Just a simple well built car not that's not overly complex those are the fun cars. I am surprised though you didn't use your SML as it would be a nice car to showcase it in and drum up business but hey the Big Block was already there might as well use it for the time being !!! Sugar Momma gonna is be fun !!!
To be fair, the SML is way overkill for that and there's probably a hefty wait list to even get one.
That wheel and paint combo is amazing
The combination is sick. Just needs better interior now
Nice little build love the colour too 👍
11:52 Your vids are never boring. Always entertaining.
So glad I didn't skip your AG1 ad, nice job with the editing! I had a good laugh from that.
Cheers Steve love the complete build
Nice job looks good, can't wait to see it go.
My Grandma had a 1980 Malibu when I was a kid. Seeing this car brings back so many memories. 👍🇺🇸
Top video, and thanks Chris for walking us through build
The underside looks so clean. Lucky to find something that old in such nice condition. Beautiful find. I also like that you're not installing one of those fancy , schmancy Steve Morris engines in the car. 😁😁😁
Further more, I'd actually like dual Holley 750 carbs.
.......if for nothing else, to frustrate Kyle. 😂😂😂
Seriously, great project. I can't wait for the first pass.
SWEET, going to great seeing your whole family doing this years D n D scene.
Steve, it’s been a year or so since I did the 8.50 cage in my G-Body Malibu, but I’m
Pretty sure that cage is going to need a dash bar and lateral supports off the main hoop under the harness bar. Great looking ride, you should look into boxing in the frame with the Hellwig Frame FX kit. It did wonders for stiffening up the flimsy frame under those cars.
Dash bar isn't required on a stock Firewall car at 8.50, Lateral Supports ("D" bars) are only required if the main hoop is on plates not the frame .
Man I had one just like it same color as well built my own 461 for it run with foot brake ran on pump gas drive to race track race it drive it back home I ran 11:21 in a 1/4 mile awesome car
Love the build I raced almost the exact same car for a few years. The only thing I would change is swap in a parallel link kit from the start, I struggled for years trying to get the instant center dialed in until I linked it then it'd run consistently.
Do the Dash when the windshield is out they fit better and U can bond the edges easier.
This build is so badass! Thanks for making content with this G body Steve and crew! Well done and can't wait to see it out performing :)
Sweet ride, cant wait to see more of it.
Such a cool addition. I love that body style. I can't wait to see the build up as it progresses. Thanks Steve!
Leave the Welds.
I'm a little sad that you got rid of the two-tone seats I personally think those were a key part to that interior maybe down the road you could have an interior person install a burgundy inlay to those front adjustable race seats. Can't wait to see you do a big smoky burnout with this hot rod.
My dad has the same set of welds on his Chevelle and I've always liked them
Keep the wheels!! 5 spoke are easy to clean and they look great to me.
G body's are near and dear to my heart!! I need to get another 1980 monte!! It was my 1st car at 13!
Massive SHOUT OUT to Chris! Sir you are a master craftsman! 😎If it's Dewey approved, you know it's gotta be good work! Steve, thanks for sharing and looking forward to seeing the progress! 🙂😎
Sweet car bud can not wait to see how it turns out thanks for your videos
Sweet car love the gbodys lookin forward to seeing it complete
Awesome Steve great work!
I find this to be an awesome build as I am doing largely the same with my 68 Malibu. Love the color also. I don't have a chassis shop close by, so I have a lot of questions and hopefully you can do some more detailed videos in the future. Questions I have, it looks like the cage is being mig welded, meaning mild steel, why did you chose that over chrome moly? Showing more detail of the amount of cut out needed to weld the cage to the frame would be helpful. Assuming solid body mount bushings were installed? Steering column, are you leaving that, or building a new shaft with u joints on each end? Installing a lightweight column like Motions? The master cylinder is interesting, it is a newer style GM deal which has a 1-1/8 - 1-1/2 bore, which is generally not ideal for manual brakes? Brand of seats? Thanks
Yeah that turned out pretty sweet, I like it, looks real good with some dish in the back Wheels
Absolutely loved G bodiused to drag race and the 81 old Cutler supreme, add several El caminos.
Pure egos and Pontia
Used to not like those g body Malibu's. They have grown on me over the years. Can't wait to see it all finished and how it sits.
G-body shuffle
Great video , great detailed chassis builder also, very nice work. I love those Malibu's and this one is Looking Good! Thanks Steve.
Will definitely be checking out the next video! Super enjoyed watching the fabrication work.
Really nice little shop Chris has there👌🏼👌🏼 Malibu looks super badass🤘🏼🤘🏼
I love that Chevy Malibu, plus those new rims are nice AF. Steve I can't wait to see it when you get it done and don't forget to tint the windows, that will bring the whole car together. 😊👍💯💪🙏🏼
If the Malibu is going to be a drag & drive shouldn't you put a heater/ AC back in the car. Keep up the great work and God Bless you guys and your families. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Going to be fun dialing it in!
It's cool you can keep the build in your family of customers.
Should have used the TRZ front upper shock mount so can us normal springs and coilovers in the front. Gets better front travel.
Had a 78 loved that car,yours is looking sweet!
It's nice to see a successful race car guy who is still a hot rodder at heart, and who wants to build a car just for the fun of it - a guy who is interested in more than just profit, and who gets excited about a project that is way beneath his capabilities., just because it's cool. More people like Steve Morris would be a great benefit to this country, and this world. Can't wait to see the end result.
I'm sure if alot more people had money like he does there would be lots more builds like this!
Wow that really solid. And really nice.
32 year old man here. Love those rims. Good classic. Please don’t change them!
Great new prodject, love those cars, they look like a race car should for the street, great find sir !
Looks like you picked the right guy to do the work
great video super clean work its going to be a nice ride. looking forward to the next video.
I would love to see the vocational students come by to be inspired! Maybe have them sign inside the trunk. Happy new year, great content!
Great project, thanks for sharing
That's awesome. Can't wait. I'm doing a 1980 Malibu wagon myself
Got an 80 sedan delivery that was started and never completed that need a home.....
Should check with Cleetus, he's probably got a ton of parts that have come off of Mullet from the last few years as he's gradually changed the El Camino into a full blown racecar that would fit your wifes car here.
Are they the same/similar chassis?
Both g body chassis. Length of wheelbase is different I believe but the suspension parts should be the same.
@@djwilliams4714 the 1978-1987 El Camino model years based on the GM G-body platform.
The G-bodies were some of the last cars to follow the front-engine, large V8 and rear-wheel drive muscle car formula, remaining popular while most mid-sized cars moved to front-wheel drive. They were also among the last production-based vehicles raced in NASCAR (and competitively, with the Buick Regal in particular dominating many races in its time). NASCAR regulations continued to stipulate production body parts until 2003
Thats a great idea!
Why use used parts when new parts are available?
My first car was a 78 Malibu Classic 4 Door light blue metallic 305 car. That car is long gone, but I recently bought a replacement. I hope to see ya'll at a drag and drive soon. I'll be slow, but smiling lol.
Steve, I would love to have the engine that came out of this car. I'm currently looking for a roller. If I build something like this one, I would be happy. Back in 2020 I built a pro touring 69 Camaro, that I gave to my son.
Sweet build. Sharp
Thanks, just as I was going to ask the roll bar question, he answered it .
I just luv the different kinds of stuff you’re doing… this g body and the viper motors. Just luvin your energy!!!
That's Cool! Great to see all that work in one video, and I always watch your videos all the way through because they are so interesting! ( and Dewey is cool too!)
Always love the Weld DragStars, Steve you have the 1 piece DragStars, you son would really hate the 3 piece version of the DragStars. Keep the DragStars Steve
Great vid! Cant wait for the next, what the heck kind of intake and carbs?? Is that! Lots of work done in this video!
👀👍 Looks So Sweet Steve! Hope to see it and you for Sick Summer at Cordova, if I make it this year! Really love to see it next to my buddy Dean's, Malibu... You'll have to park side by side so everyone be seeing Double Malibu... 🤯 They look like about the same color. Should run about the same ET too... I like how you're setting everything up... Not too crazy, Stereo, Seats, Glass... You know keeping it functional, like a street car should be. Not over the top like your wagon. Someday I want to get my old 74' camaro set up like that to... I got old, put the Camaro in the garage 20yr ago, My buddy Anderson there, well he just kept racing. Back then we 13s were fast. and now he's running all these crazy race events running 8s, just WOW... Makes me wish I would have stuck with it a bit more back then to. I like those 20yr old wheels too look cool, LOL 😅 Who's starting to feel old... ✋️😜
Super cool build!!
Sugar mama build!!!!
Can’t wait to watch her , in sick week!!
You gave us a peek!!!
Very cool!!
I just watched the viper video from 5 months ago, this car was up on the lift in the background I noticed.
Anytime I talked to my wife about building a drag and drive vehicle it's exactly like this. Something that looks, drives, and performs with easy but when you stomp on the pedal it's a monster.
And 8.50 is not a slouch class. Definitely what I would build a car for as well....if I didn't have these damn horses😆
Doggo said he likes his new whip pops haha thing is sweet Steve. Race cars are fun but having something to rip on without worrying so much is even better.
Can’t wait to see it in action!!