72 with a LS2

[DragCat]

Looks pretty nice to me 

https://www.westportautocenter.com/vehicles/243/1972-chevrolet-monte-carlo

 

[RON T]

Nice!!!! Wonder 🤔 if this could be entered in our meet as stock or street??? . Nice 👍🏻 but a lot of bucks $ to shell out. Probably have more than that in it.. 

[Dtret]

A lot of time and expense went into that car. Well done. Old school look with modern technology. By the time you factor personal labor expenses you’re not building that for that price. 

[420ponies]

With these cars, you have got togo drive to be sold on buying it. That's the only way to go. Very nice to my eyes, and it's BLUE!!

[Marks71]

Nice job in having the best of both worlds. As Dennis said, couldn’t build it for that. Would’ve been nice to see the underside. Don’t care for the location of the ECU, or maybe it’s the brain for the digital dash is though. The sail panel and part of the headliner on the drivers side could use some attention also.

[jft69z]

7 minutes ago, Marks71 said:

Would’ve been nice to see the underside. Don’t care for the location of the ECU, or maybe it’s the brain for the digital dash is though. 

Yeah, underside pics would have been nice, sort of odd. That module under the dash is for the Dakota Digital gauges.

[DragCat]

Yea I wondered about the underside too, especially since its plated from Maine. The module looks like it has enough slack (service loop) it could be easily relocated. I'd have to ditch the cup holders tho 🤣

[Marks71]

Yes, with 2 32oz. drinks and a good bump in the road, I could see the ash tray breaking right off the dash. 

[DragCat]

Still for sale 😲

[Marks71]

I see they added some underside photos. Check out how the rear sway bar is attached. The trailing arms aren’t boxed. Haven’t seen that before.