"Perfectly Fine" Car build

[SimDog]

I couldn't agree more with this way of thinking. This is exactly what I am attempting to achieve on my build. Thoughts?

 

[BDF6]

My thoughts exactly. A good looking/sounding, fun, reliable driver.

 

[aceofspades]

Agreed.

 

[eldubb440]

I built a camaro for a guy. 800+ HP, Trophy winner, ect

I absolutely hated driving that thing! the fuel pump would make you nuts! not my idea of fun

 

[moparcrazy]

Check this thing out 1967 Belvedere, Love the car love the Builder !

 

[SimDog]

Check this thing out 1967 Belvedere, Love the car love the Builder !

Nice! All I can say is financially this car is out of reach for most.

 

[SublimeSixpack]

In response to the original post I agree that "Balance" is the key. That's what I shot for with my '68 Coronet small block car. And it's the most well rounded classic car I own. It looks nice, is well balanced for all a round driving and I really enjoy it!
I relate to the guy that built the '65 Chevelle.
Good video, thanks for sharing it.

 

[moparcrazy]

Nice! All I can say is financially this car is out of reach for most.

Well yes, that's if your having the car Built professionally, but built in the Garage it would cost 1/4 of that cost, i know it wont be exactly the same, but still doable IMO

 

[aldal]

Thanks for the video it really helped me get a handle on my Hemi build - wants 800 hp. vs. my happy and fun place 600 - 700 hp.

 

[Dennis H]

500 at the crank feels good. Don't have to carry around race gas in the trunk. Unless of course it's a Hellcat. Then 707 is just fine.