Years ago, 1980's when I was racing built up a couple of rock crushers. Easy to do with proper tools.

@ThatShadyVandal , what is the install?

What do you mean? What's it going in?

Yup

A 1969 corvette

I think I just wet myself....very nice!

Heh

@ThatShadyVandal congrats man!

You know, in another month, I'll have had this project for a year

Great project; good to take time, lots of pics, making sure everything is correct.

How's the engine? Numbers?

Oh, this thing is so far from original

Yeah?

Engine is a cobbled together 350 with a 1970 block, mid 60s heads, winters foundary manifold, headers, holley double pumper

The transmission is out of a 1970 car

Fenders have been flared

But that's okay, I'm going to build a hotrod out of it

saw the fenders; everything is perfect! Making it yours.

Exactly

My favorite 'back in the day'; I was racing '65 Chevelle's and had a spare body. Wound up placing my dirt track 327 4-bolt main in there with one of the rock crushers. Gosh I miss that car!

3 speed was all we needed

Sometimes I'll describe my M21 to folks as the "rock crusher's quiet brother"

👍

The ratios are identical

Alloy is slightly weaker though

things change; you'll still get lots of life out of it

Oh yeah, I'm not worried about it at all

This transmission is so overbuilt now

That billet midplate you see in there is a pretty sweet part for 90 bucks, too

indeed

1987

Too bad there aint any women like that around here, or I'd be set for life

one of the drivers I did a lot of photo work for after I stopped racing 🙂

This was about the only photo that could be posted; was a wild shoot!

Heh. I see what you're getting at

Calling it a night man. Good chatting with you. Cheers!

Thanks, you too, be easy

> Too bad there aint any women like that around here, or I'd be set for life
@ThatShadyVandal I agree

Off road vehicles.....