Chuck Hanson is producing a series of videos on a budget LS engine convsion into a classic Chevelle chassis. I can't watch the video from work, but knowing Chuck's ability both behind the wrench and in front of the camera, it should be good.
Seen this on Facebook. I dont think there is a part 2 yet.
dashboard said
Mar 5, 2013
Great show I’m looking forward to parts II, III and whatever comes next.
Interestingly, he starts by stating he’s doing this on a budget then spends the next 6 minutes displaying several hundred dollars’ worth of free-bees.
Care to take a guess what his cost would be if he had to include the cost of the free-bees up to the end of episode one? Looking forward to the next episode, the big buck pieces and parts are yet to come.
Thanks for posting B
SShink said
Mar 6, 2013
Cool video. Good to see Chuck back in the saddle. Too bad it's not on cable TV...
We all have to keep in mind it's a Holley sponsored site, so he's going to push their products. Although, it does seem to work pretty well with the pan and engine mounts. It will be interesting to see the rest of the install.
Chuck Hanson is producing a series of videos on a budget LS engine convsion into a classic Chevelle chassis. I can't watch the video from work, but knowing Chuck's ability both behind the wrench and in front of the camera, it should be good.
http://holleytv.com/?p=472
Nice video. Where is Part II?
Seen this on Facebook. I dont think there is a part 2 yet.
Great show I’m looking forward to parts II, III and whatever comes next.
Interestingly, he starts by stating he’s doing this on a budget then spends the next 6 minutes displaying several hundred dollars’ worth of free-bees.
Care to take a guess what his cost would be if he had to include the cost of the free-bees up to the end of episode one? Looking forward to the next episode, the big buck pieces and parts are yet to come.
Thanks for posting B
Cool video. Good to see Chuck back in the saddle. Too bad it's not on cable TV...
We all have to keep in mind it's a Holley sponsored site, so he's going to push their products. Although, it does seem to work pretty well with the pan and engine mounts. It will be interesting to see the rest of the install.