64 Resto-Mod Dasilva Style

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We have been working this awesome 1964 Corvette Resto-mod for a few weeks now and its really coming along .

This 64 started out a 327/ powerglide -
Now its and LS3 / 4L65 / Stage2 shift kit and 2800 stall
The engine has our signature camand some ported & polished heads
Sharkbite suspension - Full coil-over front & rear
C6 Z06 Brakes all around
Custom drive shaft
3.73 C3 diff
Dewitts Rad
Steeroids Rack
Dakota Digital Gauges
Custom Shifter
Custom Side exit headers
Dasilva Motorsports custom built side pipes

Its a long list that will result in one sweet ride :canadaflag:

























More to come
 
Body fitting on very nicely :)

















 
Original mounts are retained and modified to accept the Dewitts rad .

We take the original sender and weld in a return and use a C5 fuel filter that has a regulated return . See picture below :thumbs:





Love this build
 
Nice build Manny -- congrats to the team.
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Someone is in for a great cruise season in '15.

Colin
 
I really like this concept of keeping the original body styling but upgrading the mechanicals. I have a friend with a 58 FI car that has won multiple NCRS awards and he never drives it. Not because of its value but because he says it is just uncomfortable to drive. Upright steering, little creature comforts. So it just sits.

Looks like great workmanship and I cannot wait to see the car completed. The owner will be very excited having a vision and seeing the completed car.
 
:driving:what's the latest? Can't wait to see the final product..........

Its moving along nicely :D

Custom ECM mount






Custom Transmission cooler lines :




Body is being attached today :canada:
 
Manny, any issues with hood clearance on a stock small block hood car when installing an LS engine?

Lots of room , we could even fit a Maggie under it :D
 
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