new to chevelle
 

I have restored a few mopars but this will be my first chevy project at the level i am going with this one. I am planning a frame off and rotesarie on body. I have included a few pics of the barn fresh project. It is a 72 350 malibu. I will search on here as i am going to need all the help i can get. One thing i will say is the parts for chevys is much cheaper then mopar!!! ALOT
Thanks and i hope i can pick some brains on here in the future.

Hello Son,welcome! Waving

Welcome from another 72 owner x 2 ,and good luck with your build .Where are you from and whats your name if you dont mind me asking.

Welcome to the site, looks like a great project. What the plans for the motor on it. I like the mud flap on the right rear. Can't tell how many of them I installed on my chevelles or ElCamino's back in the 70's

welcome to the site :)

Welcome to the site and I think I like the look of the 71 front end on the 72 better

Dave is my name and i am from green bay wisconsin Thnaks for the welcome

welcome from Canada EHH! :banana:

Welcome to the site, look forward to seeing some pictures as your project moves forward.

Nobodies goin to buy those pieces of crap ray bans from you! Just stop spamming this site!

Welcome and good luck with your car! Hope you enjoy it.

Ok sorry guys i havnt made any progress on the car!!! I fell off a ladder in May and shattered my elbow in 30 places!!! 2 surgeries and now some painfull recovery (physical Therapy) i am hoping i get the feeling back in half my hand!! or be able to touch my face. I will get this car done it may not be untill next year though. 69chevelless what up with that post I dont sell raybans i never even owned a pair??

OUCH! are you ok?

I feel for you Dave. I fell off a ladder last August, fractured my pelvis in 3 places along with a partial tear in my left rotator cuff and one of my left bicep tendons. I was lucky though, no surgeries and every thing is good now. Hope your recovery is as good. Keep up with the therapy, even at home after you stop seeing the therapist, it does help.