Webster's 67 Bel Air Conversion

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**Alss** · #1 04-03-2015, 01:53 PM

I am a true lover of the "stock" muscle/supercars, but I am more intrigued as I watch all these LS builds. re purposing, using modern drivetrains has been going on since the start of the automotive era. Mercs in the fities, t buckets and duece coupes in the sixties. Preserve the history, have fun with the others. I'm taking notes.

**kwhizz** · #2 04-03-2015, 02:01 PM

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Alss</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am a true lover of the "stock" muscle/supercars, but I am more intrigued as I watch all these LS builds. re purposing, using modern drivetrains has been going on since the start of the automotive era. Mercs in the fities, t buckets and duece coupes in the sixties. Preserve the history, have fun with the others. I'm taking notes. </div></div>

Al......You are absolutely correct.......Preserving History with restored original factory Muscle cars is one thing......they are more of an Investment than being a Car..........Having been on both sides (although not as deep as most).......Like I said in an earlier post......I enjoy "Driving" more than "Owning"..........and I know there are some that take great offense to these modifications.....and that's O.K..............I myself have just evolved into a different place...........(With Charley pushing me all the way......LOL)........

Ken

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