Scott8950

Ohhhhhhh man... I'll be buying atleast 5

The wheels are from the stepside issue. The original issue had a different wheel.

Wow that looks great, looks like you nailed it. Nice work

Looks awesome.

Can't wait to see where this goes. Gremlins are cool little cars, my uncle had a Levi's edition Gremlin back in the 80s with a strong sbc in it.

His stuff is absolutely amazing in person and Jimmy is a super great guy.

Really like the looks of this car. Very nice job

The blue car was hands down the best looking funny car of the era.. Your builds look great.

Nice little 58

That 85 is very clean, perfect candidate for a v8 swap. Here is a 92 calypso hatch I recently built. I sold it not too long ago.

My 89

I've never been into cadillac stuff so I have very little knowledge on anything cadillac. I also noticed this engine has only 3 exhaust ports which is kinda odd definitely not good for performance which is probably one reason Cadillac engines weren't more popular.

This is my buddy Jimmy, he lives about 10 minutes from me and he's a very skilled builder. Check out his channel Ledhead kustom plastic.

I'm using the engine in a 62 cutlass awb car so I'm not building a factory replica but when I googled 62 and 63 Cadillac it showed both ways. I'm gonna just put it in the rear as the parts pack shows and go with that.

From what little I can find I think the 49-63 engines had the distributors in the rear and 64 and later were located in the front.

I know we have some very knowledgeable guys on here who know about early Cadillacs. I have the Cadillac parts pack engine (yes I know 354 is incorrect) it shows the distributor in the rear but while searching for reference pictures I noticed some are in the front. Can some explain the difference? I also noticed many are a darker blue color is this a factory color? The parts pack engine would be the 49-63 engine?

Nice score Rick.

Still a very buildable car and the 79,80 and 81s are extremely lightweight cars.

Very nice chevelle.. great color choice.

Wow you got really close on those taillights, nice choice on the wheels also. Very nice job

I found a similar car today while surfing the web.

I think it needs the top chopped.

Looks good

Nice job

Are you using the chassis from the Pro street j2000?