If you were listening to Ann Murry & not Black Sabbath, the insurance was half the price 😂

@jeffreysampson2518

Ай бұрын

Hahaha! Good one! 😂

@johneckert1365

Ай бұрын

Snow Bird!

@vincewilliams5219

Ай бұрын

😆👍👍

@zcam1969

Ай бұрын

'' i'm the happiest girl in the whole USA''

@user-by9qd4wv7o

Ай бұрын

​@@johneckert1365Or Snow Blind by Sabbath!

It's clear by this video, Steve, you're getting better and better with each passing day! KEEP UP THE GREAT PROGRESS!!!!

Lookin better everyday Steve! Continue your healing my brother!!!

@adriantomlin2902

Ай бұрын

What happened to Steve

@bbrown5887

Ай бұрын

@@adriantomlin2902go to his own channel as he has posted his own video of his health battle etc. He can use all the views he can get.

@madmike2624

Ай бұрын

@@adriantomlin2902 encephalitis, crazy right?

The Corvette aluminum wheels look great on that Heavy Chevy. Auto trivia, they were to be released on the 73 Vette, but were pulled back due to difficulty holding air. They made it into production in 76, after changing manufacturers. Sir, it's so great to have you back! Thank you High Octane Classics for being a true partner and helping make these happen ~ Chuck

@LKWDITE

2 ай бұрын

I ordered a late 1976 Vette and it came with those wheels - the Firestone Tires were all recalled a few months later and all new tires were installed for free.

@charlesdalton985

2 ай бұрын

@@LKWDITE Thank you! I realize now I had mixed the aluminum wheels (73) and the Firestone Tires (76). I've edited my original post to avoid passing along misinformation. Thanks for helping my failing memory recover.

@RobertSmith-le8wp

Ай бұрын

I agree. They look surprisingly factory. I still think 15 by 7 wheels with white letter tires look best on 60’s and 70’s cars. I’m not even that old and I hate when people put 20” wheels on older cars

@Drix_76

19 күн бұрын

I have these aluminum Vette wheels on both my 76 and 77 Monte and El Camino, they are great looking wheels on so many vehicles !

Thanks Steve, continued best wishes on your recovery. Hey, don't forget Steve's Go Fund Me. Give a little back to the man who has provided us all with auto/muscle history.

So glad to see him back. He is a national treasure.

That Go Fund me bought this man back to life! One of the legends for sure

Great having you back, Steve.

In 1972 my sister bought a 1972 Chevelle SS 454 4speed. that was one cool car I was about 13 at the time. it was a dark brown with gold SS stripes I haven't seen another one like it since. thanks for sharing this beauty with us. it really good to see you up and sharing your knowledge again

You look great Steve. Rehab is working!

@Jimthechevywheelman

Ай бұрын

And the f 41 ( rear sway bar) . Greetings Steve (from a model car guy)

Hey honey! Get in here! Steve is featuring the Chev that I sold to High Octane! So cool. Wait. My Ann Murray 8 track?! Nooooo!

Thumbs up with anything with Steve a living legend. I'm glad to be alive while he is

I have never seen a Heavy Chevy in real life. Thanks for schoolin us on this fairly rare model!

ALWAYS learn something w/Steve. He is the walking "Encyclopedia" of hi-performance Vehicles !!. Get Well Steve, we miss you !!

I had a 71 Heavy Chevy. It was a poor man's SS. Loved that car.

Nothing but a trim package, wings, fins, stripes, and wheels. Welcome back to the fight Steve!!!!!!!!!!!

Love ya, Steve! That's a sweet Heavy Chevy!

One my favorite cars I have a judge ,but I had a Heavy Chevy Hot wheel when the came out as a child and loved the car since since.

Glad to see you back! I brought home a 72 Monte Carlo about a month ago now and am finally getting things sorted out enough to think about a test drive 👍

@gt-37guy6

2 ай бұрын

Those are really nice riding cars! I like the Montes, Grand Prix, and the 73 and 74 larger A body cars with the improved front end and brakes. The slightly bigger cars are the bomb, I have a 74 Buick GS Century Gran Sport.

Nice to see Steve back.

You are looking stronger each day, which is good to see. The "SS" rubber emblem on the 1972 models would actually pass for a bumper guard and for damage protection which made the insurance people happy. LOL. I think you meant "Strato" bucket seats perhaps. No VIN, can't win, but something like: 1 for Chevrolet, D for Malibu, 37 for two door sport coupe, various choices for the engine (F for 307 V8 with two barrel, H for 350 V8 with two barrel, J for 350 V8 with four barrel, or U for 402 V8 with four barrel), 2 for 1972 model year, possible B for Baltimore, MD assembly (closed in 2005), R for Arlington, TX assembly (still operates as of 2024), K for Kansas City, MO (Leeds, closed in 1988), L for Van Nuys, CA (closed in 1992) or 1 for Oshawa, Ontario Canada (closed in 2019, but reopened in 2021) and the rest is the production sequence. No tag, can't brag, but it should be code 36 Spring Green exterior paint. Anne Murray was born in 1945 so as of 2024 she is 78 years old, not 85.

I,m so happy Steve to see you Back out there, You will Be fine God Bless Steve and Family

Great to see you Steve! Back in the day I raced one of these on the mean streets of the South Side of Chicago. I had a 69 Chevelle with a hot small block. I won. lol! Glad to see you're doing ok.

You always learn something new with Steve 💪🏼😃

Never thought I’d love Vette rims on that body style, but they look GREAT………!!!!!!

I had a 72 Chevelle 350/350 Orange with black vinyl top. One of the best car I have ever owned.

@longhairscorpio3976

Ай бұрын

me too but yellow w/ the 91 octane 350 and drum brakes (scary!!!)

Love ya Steve!!!

Nice therapy Steve! Great to see you… I remember the heavy Chevys back in the day, been I while since I have seen one in person.

I had a 1971 Heavy Chevy in High School (77/80). I had more good times in that car than I can count and now at age 62 thinking back still puts a smile on my face.

i am loving the new videos keep it up !!!!

I SEE STEVE I CLICK PLAY

Heavy Chevy and the Rally Nova, two insurance skirting packages you rarely see these days. Great looking car!

@googleusergp

2 ай бұрын

Olds had the Rallye 350, the Pontiac Sport LeMans among others that were a bit of early "sticker muscle" as appearance made the difference and if you optioned them right, you could still get something decent.

@lorimcquinn3966

2 ай бұрын

@@googleusergp Don't forget the Pontiac LeMans GT37, very nice looking car. Two friends had them when new, one Blue w/ silver stripes and the other was Bronze and gold which imo was a real looker.

@googleusergp

2 ай бұрын

Among others.

@user-ov4mk9ox8y

2 ай бұрын

@@googleusergp yah, I thought there was an "e" on the end of Rally!!!

Great car! I had a family member who had one but with the hugger orange color with blk heavy Chevy graphics!

@rbridges018

2 ай бұрын

350 auto in it

So glad to see you back Steve.

Good to see you back, Steve

Love the “minimalist” look with the Corvette wheels.

A good friend of mine bought a Heave Chevy new back in 1972. It was blue with the white stripes and badging. I boughta new 72 SS Nova around that same tome and another friend bought a new 72 Camaro all around that same time. It was a great time to be a teenager in high school.

So glad you are feeling better !

Haha so awesome! In 1972 my mother bought my aunt's 1968 Cutlass S convertible with a 350 Rocket. She immediately had it repainted from the stock gold to dark metallic green. Popular color back then I guess. And lastly, she had an 8 track player installed and aside from Barry White and Stevie Wonder, we did have my older brother's 8 track copy of Deep Purple's Machine Head.

Great to see this video! I can’t remember the last time I saw one on the road or at a car show! Keep up the great work you do!!

Thanks Steve, you just solved a 38 year puzzle me and my brothers had. Our friend in H.S. ( 1978 ) bought a 1972 Rally Nova 350 4bl and yes it was a 3 speed, 3 on the tree. We always wondered why anyone would order a new performance package with a 3 speed. WOW Insurance.

Looking good Steve, walking and talking like a pro. Keep healing my friend.

My 1970 SS 454 LS5 Chevelle came with the domed hood but, no flapper that made it fully functional. In 1970 the base domed hood did not come with hood pins. Interesting that they were available on the Heavy Chevy domed hood in '71 and '72. Looking great Steve!

Anne Murray 8 track too. A nice mild recording for the time. That helped to keep the insurance down too.

Keep going for walks, Steve! Your movement is getting much better.

Sure is good to see Steve doing his thing again. Always pick up something new and interesting with this guy. Really beautiful car and Really good 4:11 info. Heavy chevy...Really has a ring to it.

Here because I love classic cars but equally so for Steve’s very insightful and always entertaining feedback.

Thank you Steve!👍

Thank God, Steve lives to educate the masses about cars and being thankful for life!

I heard about these years ago but thought it was a myth. Thanks Steve for showing us they did indeed exist.

Very rare killer example of the "Tape and Stripe" Musclecar. Pontiac did similar with the Tempest / Lemans GT-37 package - Stripe package, hood pins, Rally Rims, exhaust tips.....But Pontiac let you check the boxes for the GTO engines 400 in 1970, 455 in 1971 - Even could get HO 455 in 71, but only a handful were made. 90% of them were 350 autos - great cars though. Olds had their Cutlass Rallye 350 with bright yellow paint with painted bumper and full rear wing!

@user-ov4mk9ox8y

2 ай бұрын

Dad's last two full showroom restorations were 1970 Olds 98's that we intend to keep, but he was always choked that the Cutlass was and is the only "in demand" collector car!!

I have a 1972 Heavy Chevy. Mine is Black w/white stripes, 350 engine, turbo 350 trans, 12 bolt rear. I love it.

I had one, canary yellow. And it was a lemon. Still working the algorithm Steve.

Looking stronger Steve! Keep working bro!

I remember one of our Driver’s Training cars in high school was a Heavy Chevy in the early 70s. 😊

Good to see you, Steve M. The Heavy Chevy is pretty cool also.

A friend has 1971 Heavy Chevy with drum brakes and manual steering. It does have a 12 bolt rear, but no rear sway bar. It is an automatic with a Turbo 400 transmission.

Nice to see you Steve!

You sound like you are getting your energy back Steve. Keep getting better bud.

Thank you Steve, another great video!

Thank you Steve

Great to see you! Great video!

Thanks! Steve Never seen one of those Heavy Chevy.

Snow Bird is a classic and so is beautiful Chevrolet.😊

Great to see Steve

Keep em’ coming Steve!!

seeing Steve doing better reminds me of Ann Murry's a little good new today.

We love you Steve

Love the wheels.

I sure remember seeing these around. Good to see you back to work.

Corvette wheels look good on it. I had a 71 black on black and I miss it daily

Was not expecting an Anne Murray shout out.

Looking good Steve, All The Best.

Wow! That is a beautiful piece of muscle. Wow!

Always enjoy hearing a few tidbits of your encyclopedic knowledge of all things automotive!

Another masterpiece video! Thank you for these video's Steve.

Steve, I had the sister to this car. I had a "Rally Nova". The same concept. Had the 350 engine with 3 speed sagnaw trans with hurst shifter. I could only get the 10 bolt rear. But it did have positraction, dual exhaust, Bucket seats, sport steering wheel, blacked out grill, and the steel rally wheels with chrome trim rings. It was the first brand new car I ever bought. I loved that car. Kept it until 1994. I wish I still had it. It was light and fast!

Great content but even GREATER to see you back at it Steve!

Great to see you back Steve! You were greatly missed.

Lookin' GREAT Steve!! 🤙🏽🍻💥

Glad to see you again !!!

Great to see you back Steve ! Looking great 👍🏻

Glad to see you back at it!

Never heard of it, but now I want one! You're always introducing me to new vehicles to lust after. Thanks again Steve

Very interesting ride. Thanks for the tour, Steve.

Great to see you back, Steve!

I am actually restoring a 71 Docked Heavy Chevy but these were standard drum brakes no power steering no power brakes , Its a matching number 350 factory 4 speed car its got a Saginaw four speed its yellow with the vinal top I am getting rid of the top and painting it all one color I hope to have it on the road here soon but trying to hire anybody to help you put the body back on the frame is impossible nobody want to work

Great looking, Steve. The car to. Keep it up. Love your videos.

Happy to see Steve doing well!

Great to see you back into your "element"!

You are a classic Steve - I am very grateful you are being restored!😂

Great breakdown Steve Magnante! Glad to see you’re recovering brother!🙏😊

Nice car! So nice to see you back bringing us the cars we love! 👍🏼

Great to see you up & around Steve. And delving into Chevy's A-bodies, no less... Cool!

Glad to see you Back Sir!!💪💖💪🙏

Nice to see you back again Steve. Keep moving forward.

I remember when they were new. Disappointing but some kool colors were available. Nowadays I would love to own it. It doesn't have a "check engine " light. Sold already!

Steve every video you seem to be getting better and better, happy for you have a great one.

I had a bronze Heavy Chevy when I was 17 that had a 307 and power drum brakes. Also had air conditioning. Man I loved that car.

Stevie! You're back! Cheers bud! Very happy to see you again! Love the show, as always!