1968 Chevrolet Chevelle

INTRODUCTION: This is a high end build with exceptional craftsmanship, fit, and finish throughout. Every detail was carefully considered, resulting in a Chevelle that looks every bit as good as it performs. The custom interior, stunning blue paint, modern chassis, and premium components all come together to create a car that commands attention wherever it goes. It can proudly hold its own at any car show, yet it's built to be enjoyed on the road. Only 2,230 miles on the body off frame build.

EXTERIOR: The fit and finish of this Chevelle are phenomenal! Starting with an outstanding California body, it is absolutely laser straight from end to end with precise fitting panels throughout. I did not find any rust, bubbles, damage, or signs of repair. Finished in an opulent shade of blue, the paint has tremendous depth and richness with a metallic brilliance that comes alive in the sunlight. It's polished like glass from the rockers to the roof, creating reflections that seem to go on forever. The chrome and moldings have been replaced, the weatherstrips are new, and all of the glass has been replaced with smoked glass for a sleek custom appearance. The SS hood adds the perfect muscle car attitude while complementing the modern performance theme of the build. Finishing off the stance is a set of impressive 18-inch Forgeline two piece wheels wrapped in high-performance Michelin Pilot Sport tires, with extra-wide rubber in the rear for an aggressive planted look.

INTERIOR: The custom interior is nothing short of remarkable! It's every bit as high end looking as it is comfortable, with a design that feels both modern and well integrated into the classic Chevelle. A full length custom center console runs from front to back, creating a true four passenger environment with four matching bucket seats. Each seat features contoured sport styling with blue accent stitching, while the seat backs are wrapped in a carbon fiber style material that adds a contemporary performance look. The center console is both functional and stylish, housing cup holders, a padded armrest, and a Vintage style shifter. The dashboard has been completely restored and upgraded with Dakota Digital VHX gauges illuminated in blue, modern electric slide controls operate the heating and a/c system, while a retro style Bluetooth stereo head unit provides modern convenience without sacrificing the classic appearance. The custom audio system features an AutoSound equalizer, a 3-inch dash speaker pod, Rockford Fosgate 6.5-inch kick panel speakers with tweeters, 6x9 speakers in the rear, and a pair of 10-inch subwoofers for deep bass. The sculpted door panels are beautifully designed and fitted with custom door handles and integrated power window switches. A custom rear speaker shelf was designed to match the overall interior theme, and even the headliner was custom crafted to complement the design. It also features custom carpet and a deluxe wheel on a tilt column.

ENGINE COMPARTMENT: It is beautifully detailed and packed with high quality components. At the heart of it is a GM Performance LS3 crate engine, an all aluminum 6.2-liter fuel-injected powerhouse producing 525 horsepower. The engine has been dressed up with chrome covers that resemble traditional valve covers, giving it a refined custom look. The front of the engine is outfitted with polished accessories including a March Performance front runner system with serpentine pulleys, brackets, air conditioning compressor, and alternator. A custom air intake tube and Hooker Super Competition ceramic coated headers help the LS3 breathe while adding to the engine bay's impressive appearance. A hydroboost braking system with braided stainless steel hoses provides both power steering and power brakes. Cooling is handled by a polished aluminum radiator complete with an overflow tank and dual electric fans to keep temperatures in check. The engine bay itself is finished in the same stunning blue as the exterior, creati