1969 Chevelle SS Update How Does A Complete Restoration Look 10 Years Later V8 Speed and Resto | Classic cars now

What a transformation! As this weeks spotlight on our 69 Chevelle Restomod comes to an end is there anything you guys want us to show more of from this build? Let us know in the comments! #69chevelle #restomod | Custom Classics Automobiles

In the world of GM automotive restoration there are few tasks more frustrating than installing rear window trim on a 1966/67 A-Body 2 door hardtop. The tunnel rear window design is very elegant, but fitting the trim can be vexing. Having a good understanding of the relationships between the glass height, trim clips and their studs, knowledge of how the trim is retained and patience are key to a successful installation. We get asked about this a lot, so we took the time to lay out the things to l

If you are planning to reinstall the windshield, or rear window in your 1960's - 70's GM car here are the steps to help you with an easy and professional install. You'll need Urethane, dam tape (of the correct height), primer, glass setting blocks, 2 suction cups, some masking tape, glass cleaner, a razor blade, a high-leverage caulking gun, a friend and about 2 hours. www.rustreplace.com has your installation materials as well as more reference resources to help you out. | Belden Speed & Engine

#54 My 67 Chevelle, Removing the windshield and back glass

Okay so maybe they aren't horsepower upgrades (yet), but we did make some changes to the '66 Chevelle that we think makes this classic Chevy even more of a restomod. - We switched out the wheels for American Racing 18" Wheels - We installed some sick LED headlights with daytime runners - We swapped the quiet mufflers out with some throaty Black Widow Exhaust mufflers. We still have more mods coming to this car, including a new Brian Tooley Racing Cam. Stay tuned! What else should we do to the RM