1970 chevelle, project go for broke.

[Hemi8]

Why half-ass it?
Just kidding, I thought I knew something after 30 years of screwing with hot rods.....I now see I know next to nothing, what a shop you have and man the fabrication skills are awe-inspiring. I've been using my 3D drawing skills to design parts lately and making use of local 3D printing services for test-fits before cutting metal. Since you have everything else might as well get a 3D printer.
Outstanding!

Mike

[E.rodz]

That's very cool!

Thanks Zoomin! hope you like whats coming up next.

love the paint-job...

Thanks for the interest and the compliment . i try to push myself into the uncharted territory so i can always learn new things!

Man, I'm green with envy!!! My brother used to have a gold Chevelle when I was a young boy. (That has been quite a number of years ago.) His was a Malibu model with a 307/automatic combo with a black interior. I would very much like to build a similar car for him for either Christmas or his birthday. Naturally, this car would be built with a Pro-Touring vibe.

sure you don't want to be my brother? you could just build this for me!lol.

A lot going on in a very nice home shop! I am very surprised you found that nice of a chevelle. Especially in Minnesota. I see 10 year old vehicles rusted away from there. Keep up the very nice work!

LOL. probably the dumbest thing i have ever done with this car find the cleanest most rust free Chevelle and cut everything up and replace the rust free sheet metal! hey i never claimed to be smart!

Why half-ass it?
Just kidding, I thought I knew something after 30 years of screwing with hot rods.....I now see I know next to nothing, what a shop you have and man the fabrication skills are awe-inspiring. I've been using my 3D drawing skills to design parts lately and making use of local 3D printing services for test-fits before cutting metal. Since you have everything else might as well get a 3D printer.
Outstanding!
. I have been learning how to do 3d cad work to transfer files to 3d printers and plasma cutters as well as cmc machines. the learning curve has been har however i think i am finally catching on . hoping to make the future of my car building brighter!
Mike

[E.rodz]

i found and old conveyor on craigs list and decided to build a frame building jig. to implement what i learned from Ron Sutton's workshop so it looks like the Chevelle is going under the knife again! hoping to get this pile of recycled material to use to give it a new life!





learning to draw in cad. and put it to use on a cnc plasma table.also learning how to use that too!

[E.rodz]

i found and old conveyor on craigs list and decided to build a frame building jig. to implement what i learned from Ron Sutton's workshop so it looks like the Chevelle is going under the knife again! hoping to get this pile of recycled material to use to give it a new life!





learning to draw in cad. and put it to use on a cnc plasma table.also learning how to use that too!