not really new but i never introduced myself

[lineberrcasey]

Hello lets start my name is Casey Lineberry i'm only 18 im pretty well versed in the automotive subject but i don't know everything and never will so i asked a lot of questions. i am currently working on a 1970 Chevy Impala shes a numbers matching 350 300hp backed by a th350 only 41,000 original miles shes real clean except for the bottom of the fenders and a pinhole in the 1/4 panel ive owned the car since i was 4 years old(not a typo) my parents payed 600$ for the car and it was to be my first car because i called it my dragon(keep in mind a 4 year old's imagination of scaled up forest green lacquer paint) i intend to give it the pro-touring treatment while keeping all the original parts stored so one day when im old i can restore her to her factory condition.63802638036380463805638066380763808

[greg5436]

Looks like a solid car to start with.keep in mind you can make any car look good with the right stance and a little imagination. . Greg

[ManwithNoName]

Lots of potential to be a very cool ride!

[lineberrcasey]

thanks guys! and it is solid plus my interior is mint except for front carpet and a small hole in the headliner

[lineberrcasey]

and sorry these photos exaggerate the length a lot...lol the cars around 17 feet long

[JEFFTATE]

That's a really good lookin Impala , Casey .
Welcome to the site .
I like your idea of keeping the original parts , that's a good idea ..
Make that thing a cruiser with a low stance and some modern equipment .

[lineberrcasey]

jeff thanks for the welcoming i dont want to completely drop it but lower it in the back, ride height in the front is where i want it (headers all the time bottom out on my road lol) then get a mix of umi and ridetech parts and coil-overs then wilwoods or baer with intro wheels paint it then call it a day haha why dont you guys check out my motor build in the engine miscellaneous section and give me some tips thanks guys https://www.pro-touring.com/showthread.php?92417-new-engine-build-any-guesses-on-power

[lineberrcasey]

oh forgot to add its got a stock HD supension for a yacht it takes curves at 70 like a champ cant wait to see the difference when i get the $$$ to build her up all the way

[MK69RSSS]

Just sold my 69 SS 427 imp convert. Miss it. .nice ride

[lineberrcasey]

thanks id love to have a 69 cust. coupe with a 427 most call me stupid but 69 and 70 are my favs hands down i just cant believe how good these cars could sit through turns as big as they are my car may need a lot of work but i couldnt live with my self if i ever sold it even if i got tons of cash out of it it has more sentimental value than it could ever be worth

[The Stickman]

Welcome to the Forum. Love the Large cars.

[lineberrcasey]

:naughty:tanks Neil (pun intended) there nothing like the comfy ride of these yachts not to mention the room in the back seat if you know what i mean:naughty:

[syborg tt]

Welcome to the site and your car has plenty of potential. Jump over to Rad Rides site and look at the 66 Biscayne they built. Very cool

Ps I have two daughters so be careful one of us Dads might come after you one day.

[BMR Sales]

Welcome Casey........ I have always loved the 69 & 70 coupe's too.

[lineberrcasey]

Dont worry Marty im one of the few teenage guys with respect haha :) and thanks Rich