This 1973 Chevelle Laguna is powered by a supercharged 6.2 L LT5 V8 crate motor mated to a T56 Super Magnum six-speed manual transmission. The motor produces 755 horsepower and 715 lb-ft of torque thanks to a 95 mm throttle body, 2.65 L Eaton R2650 supercharger, and dual-fuel system with 16 injectors. The primary direction injection is used along with a supplemental port injection for heavy load. The motor sits under a modified hood which includes part of the Corvette ZR1 hood. The car rides on an upgraded suspension with Brembo brakes and 18×10 wheels with 295/418 front and 305/318 rear tires. View more photos of the project at The Block.
Source: Chevrolet Media and The Block
This car to me is like donuts to Homer…
Talk about the perfect street machine. I bet it’s a blast to drive. Well done.
They did a great job. I wish I could find out who built it.
The way I read the article Chevrolet Performance built it. It would be hard to get them to build one for you. This example might go up for sale in a year or so. It will take deep pockets to drive this home…
Love Malaise cars getting updated. Anyone can make a Supra or Corvette into a performance machine. It takes a real tuner to take a crapbox Malaise car to the heights of performance.