MetalWorks built 1967 Chevelle pro-touring re-vamp

[crestronwizard]

I love seeing quality work.

[pro66tour]

Originally Posted by MetalWorksClassics

Time to put the dash back in...

Going to be installing that very same gauge set up from Dakota…
Top shelf build!

[MetalWorksClassics]

Originally Posted by pro66tour

Going to be installing that very same gauge set up from Dakota…
Top shelf build!

Thanks guys we appreciate it. The Dakota Digital install was very smooth, we have great luck with their products in our builds.

[MetalWorksClassics]

The Chevelle got its door panels and steering wheel today...the interior's look is coming together nice.

[Sonar Chief]

Man that look fantastic!!! Love that color combo and the attention to detail, thanks for sharing!

[MetalWorksClassics]

Originally Posted by Sonar Chief

Man that look fantastic!!! Love that color combo and the attention to detail, thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot...we appreciate it. We are digging the color combo too.

[waynieZ]

You guys are doing some beautiful work here, I like the color combo.

[RPitts]

Great work guys! Love all the great detailed pictures. How does the MSD compare to the GM harness? Looks like you have to use a cable operated TB not fbw?

[pro66tour]

Originally Posted by waynieZ

You guys are doing some beautiful work here, I like the color combo.

I believe the 66-67 A bodies look outstanding in white. Maybe biased though
Thanks for sharing guys!

[MetalWorksClassics]

Originally Posted by RPitts

Great work guys! Love all the great detailed pictures. How does the MSD compare to the GM harness? Looks like you have to use a cable operated TB not fbw?

Thanks for the compliments everyone, we really appreciate it.

We really like the MSD fuel injection set-ups over factory GM, we convert nearly all of LS installs to MSD...with the PC being inside the fuel rails it makes for a much cleaner install, and they tune easily.

And yes, we also like to use MSD throttle body which is drive cable, not wire.

Take care