67 chevelle

[GoolsbyCustoms]

Hello eveyone we are Goolsby Customs located in Bessemer Al. we specialize in all types of full builds from nostalgic hot rods to muscle cars wich on this forum is all i will post....i look foward to the vast amount of knowledge and ideas and probably criticism that is availabe here.....:)

Here is a chevelle that we just finished for a local customer that will be at sema , Please let us know what you think

[olds87]

Welcome to site

[camcojb]

I like it, and welcome to the site.

Jody

[bucks69]

Welcome and the car looks great! Take a little time and make a thread on everything you done with the car everyone will appreciate the info and inspiration. And we all really like lots of pics.

Hmmm not to far from my buddys house, next time I am down that way I may have to stop by and say hello.

[68MaroSam]

Welcome to the site. The car looks great. I would love to see what you started with and how it got the way it is. Very nice work.

[customcam]

Welcome
Cool Chevelle :thumbsup:

[317millhand]

Welcome to the site. I truly appreciate the craftmanship on that build, but personally im not much on the styling. I need chrome, but thats just me.

[XcYZ]

Great car, more pics please.

Welcome aboard. :cheers:

[almcbri]

beautiful car! I really like those wheels with that color. :thumbsup: Welcome to :lateral:

[Alex396ss]

Awesome!

Please post more pics, thanks!

Alex

[KlasSic68]

I love it! That thing is awesome! :thumbsup:

[MarkM66]

Very nice. Under the hood looks great.

What did you do for a master cylinder?

[GoolsbyCustoms]

Mark there is a cantilever setup under the dash with a 7" booster and 3/4" piston master cylinder remote fill resivoir for front , rear , and clutch is under neath the cowl panel wich is easily removable

I will post some build shots soon ...thanks for the great response

[MarkM66]

Mark there is a cantilever setup under the dash with a 7" booster and 3/4" piston master cylinder remote fill resivoir for front , rear , and clutch is under neath the cowl panel wich is easily removable

I will post some build shots soon ...thanks for the great response

Thanks.

Post some specs too. Engine, trans, etc..

[fleetus macmullitz]

Welcome!

Excellent build! :thumbsup:

[GoolsbyCustoms]

here is a few ....more to come

[GoolsbyCustoms]

will try and post more tomorrow along with specs

[bucks69]

Now thats more like it. Looks good!!!!!!!

[214Chevy]

....i look foward to the vast amount of knowledge and ideas and probably criticism that is availabe here.....:)

Here is a chevelle that we just finished for a local customer that will be at sema , Please let us know what you think

No criticism's here bro. That mofo is sweet. I know everyone is different, but I love altered/customized cars. Not much into the bone, stock thing. Not trying to offend anyone that's just me & what floats my boat. My Chevelle isn't that nice but mines is changed all up too. My next stage in it is to put a custom dash in it and shave my drip rails like ya'll did. One question though. What color is that? I want to paint my 68 C10 a dark, sort graphite color.

**Welcome and keep pics coming on some of you guys other projects.:lateral:

[Roadster Shop]

Awesome car!!! Love the tone on tone look and all the details. That firewall is really trick. Nice build, glad to have a car of this caliber built on one of our chassis.

[tones2SS]

Very nice. I like how everything is cleaned up and painted in that last pic.
Looks good.:thumbsup:

[dwfastcam]

Awesome build, I love the simplicity and attention to flat and gloss in the overall color combo. You guys are true artists!

Mark there is a cantilever setup under the dash with a 7" booster and 3/4" piston master cylinder remote fill resivoir for front , rear , and clutch is under neath the cowl panel wich is easily removable

I will post some build shots soon ...thanks for the great response

I am very I terested in this remote resivoir system and cantilever for the brakes. What 7" booster did you use, and can you post a pic of the cantilever system?
Thanks,
David

[elementdeep]

What color is that?

Sick ride......

[GoolsbyCustoms]

hey DW this is the pic that shows it the best and i actually sourced the parts from Kugel and Keisler

[Thomo5150]

Nice car, love the Firewall, has given me some ideas for my project. What model vintage air unit is that????

Cheers Tim

[dwfastcam]

hey DW this is the pic that shows it the best and i actually sourced the parts from Kugel and Keisler

Awesome! Thanks for the info! Love the car!

[69496]

Great looking car. I have alot of the same ideas for my chevelle, hopefully I can get even halfway to the quality you show in this one. A couple quick questions. I have been wanting to do a multiple carb setup on my big block. How do you guys like the barry grant setup? And what are the specs of your engine and trans? Thanks.

[70rs]

I really like this build. Very nice work to say the least. I am interested in the MC set up too. Is the bracket/linkage specific to the booster and master you used or is it available for a manual MC from any maker? I am wondering if I can do the same thing in my Camaro but with a manual MC.
Thanks for any info.:cheers:

I also really like what you did with the exhaust. Nice finish for the turn downs.

[GoolsbyCustoms]

69496

thanks for the kind words on the chevelle .... as far as the barry grant stuff goes there were a few obstacles we had to overcome ..nothing major , just a few issues with leaking sight glasses and a bowl but if you recheck everything after you recieve it.... its not a huge hassle but...anyway as far as performance it needed very little tuning out of the box and has a great response besides a stuck float once but thats how it goes sometimes ...but with all that said if it werent for the ooh and ahh factor of the three dueces we would probably go single 4bbl or FI next time..just depends on the amount of hassle is acceptable for you .....cause all of the options out there will have their fair share ...As far as the motor goes it is a crate zz502 with a tremec tko 5 speed

70RS

the setup for the brakes is available in manual or with no M/C at all I think and if it is most master cylinders use the same mounting patter and i know wilwood has a plethora of options if you were to go that route... go to kugels website and you can see the options they have ...and to every one again thank you for your comments on the car it really makes it all worth it when someone else really "get it "after we have worked that hard ....We will be posting some progress of our next build for this same customer soon so hang tight we will be trying to outdo ourselves this next time so we will probably bouncing some ideas around here for your feed back...again thank you

[youthpastor]

wow... welcome aboard- I will be all over this thing at SEMA- love the details and simplicity - very clean and not overstated- love it - Chris

[lhkustoms]

Hey Chris your a year too late :lol: it was at SEMA last year. Very nice clean build

[lhkustoms]

http://www.kugelkomponents.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=4_5&products_id=245

can u post some detailed pics of the master cylinder linkage and mounting, that is awesome i would like to incorporate that in my 67 camaro build, who makes that master cylinder assembly? do you sell the linkage set up or do you fabricate them on the cars as you build them? thx, rm

[PASD U]

Very cool firewall treatment! I'd love to have that on mine.