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A 1966 Chevrolet Caprice at the NSRA Street Rod Nationals South hides one of the cleanest hood transplants ScottieDTV has ever featured — Big Block Chevelle bulges grafted on so seamlessly most passersby never noticed. Underneath, a Ridetech air system drops it low enough to nearly kiss the pavement. It’s the kind of build that only reveals itself once you know exactly where to look. Watch to see what makes this Caprice different.
It is the oldest argument in American racing: no replacement for displacement, or can boost beat cubic inches? This heads-up money race settles it for cash, pitting a supercharged small-block Cutlass against a big-block Chevelle. Two classic GM bodies, two opposite philosophies of making power, and bragging rights on the line. When the tire smoke clears, only one approach wins the night. See which one takes the money.