750hp, IRS chassis 1966 Pontiac 2+2 'Survivor Series' build by Roadster Shop

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750hp, IRS chassis 1966 Pontiac 2+2 'Survivor Series' build by Roadster Shop

CdnGMfan · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

It does make me wince a little to see a 66 2+2 421 tri-power get modded, but the finished product speaks for itself. Excellent! Modern supercharged LS3 engine. T56 6-speed. Did you notice the chrome Pontiac valve covers? Nice touch. With the independent rear suspension it really seems to ride smoothly. Shaking in the driver was imperceptible over the rough stretch of road. 750 tractable horsepower.

I have an idea. Doesn't somebody here have a '68 Parisienne 427 with a soft frame? With a build like that you could turn that Parisienne from an immovable object d'art into a missile. Or perhaps Carl, you could slide that chassis under your Strato Chief. wink

67Poncho · Uber Guru

Good video.... although, I did laugh when he said, "brisk freezing cold winter day..... dead of winter"..... 36F? hahaha

66 Grande guy · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Gotta say that is one sleek looking car. Great stance!

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

CdnGMfan wrote:
It does make me wince a little to see a 66 2+2 421 tri-power get modded, but the finished product speaks for itself. Excellent! Modern supercharged LS3 engine. T56 6-speed. Did you notice the chrome Pontiac valve covers? Nice touch. With the independent rear suspension it really seems to ride smoothly. Shaking in the driver was imperceptible over the rough stretch of road. 750 tractable horsepower.

I have an idea. Doesn't somebody here have a '68 Parisienne 427 with a soft frame? With a build like that you could turn that Parisienne from an immovable object d'art into a missile. Or perhaps Carl, you could slide that chassis under your Strato Chief.

I'm with you, it hurts to see a car like that cut up. And he's as closed minded about stock 60's performance cars as I am about a nice original car being made into yet anther LS hot rod. Talking about it when it was original "obviously not a pleasure to drive"..... I won't type the words that are in my head regarding that statement. To each his own.