bsmith0404

I started this project 12 years ago. Here are some pics of it's progression. Started with a frame off, got a new frame (well used California frame), rebuilt the engine (about 425hp), added a Tremec TKO 500, steeroids, pretty much everything on the frame is new, rebuilt rear end and trailing arms. Finally got the body back on and paint done. Engine runs great and sounds great too. Now just have to get the wiring, cooling system, vintage air, and interior done. Already have the fiero seats waiting to go in as well. It's been quite a project. Have spent more time and money than anyone probably should on a 75, but it's mine and I like the way it's turning out.

bsmith0404

Forgot to hit upload on the pics. sorry

nascar03

Take your time...
That's coming along fine.
Outstanding.
Thanx for the pics.
I would love to see more.
Graham

LS4 PILOT

Very tasteful.

doorgunner

Now......insulate/soundproof that interior all the way up to the windshield.....you'll be glad that you took the extra couple days to do it!

F22

And great looking '75 too. As far as what you put into it, you're far from being alone on this!

76CSRvette

looks good for only 12 years I've been sitting on mine since 2003 and barely getting the paint off it. Good work keep us posted

929nitro

Looking real good. Love the color.

AdamMeh

Nice job!

bsmith0404

Thanks all. Will definitely keep posting progress.

BTW, I went with the chambered exhaust (the old side pipe type chambers that go out the stock/rear bumper location)....those things are LOUD!! When I first started the engine, I had to check to see if they came disconnected. Not sure if I'm going to like em or not. Guess I'll see how well the sound proofing works!

doorgunner

Install Harley Davidson baffles in them.....they let the exhaust flow freely and lower the noise level to a nice rumble.

stingraymyway

bsmith0404

Thanks for the tip, wouldn't have thought of that one!