1966 Chevrolet Chevelle

1966 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE DESCRIPTION This is a frame off restored car with a replacement fast 383 Stroker motor, manual 4 speed with a 9 inch ford rear end. and 4 wheel disc brakes. Finished in Mirror Gloss Ebony Black paint with matching interior. The paint is in great condition, and really glistens on this body while the comfortable Black cloth and vinyl bench seat with fold down armrest interior is like new. This car has the comfort items people want like power steering, tilt wheel, and air conditioning. The previous owner is a very knowledgeable collector that appreciates quality and that is exhibited here. If you are in the hunt for a very good looking and fun to drive Chevy don't miss this opportunity! Oh, you may want to keep an eye on where the locals are patrolling on cruise night so as not to draw any unwarranted attention. FEATURES Performance built 383 Small Block with Edelbrock Intake and 750 cfm Demon carb dart heads with 2.02 valves Full Dual Exhaust through Ceramic coated Headers and Performance Mufflers that really sing out Milodon oil pan, oil pump and pickup, 8 inch Fluidampener Balancer, MSD 6al ignition, Moroso spark plug wires Muncie M22 4 speed transmission with Lakewood Scatter proof Bell housing and Hayes clutch, Hurst shifter Stout Ford 9 inch with 3.73 gears and Moser 35 spline axles Finished in Ebony Black with a clean frame off undercarriage Black Cloth and Vinyl Bench Seat with arm rest and 3 point Seat Belts This is an Air Conditioned Car and it works great Aftermarket Gauge Package with Amp, Fuel, Oil, and Temp, new wiring harness Power Front and Rear Disc Brakes Like New 15 inch Rally Wheels with BFG G Force 225/60 front and Nitto NT55R Extreme Drags on the rear Variable Ratio Power Steering, tilt steering column and aftermarket wheel Adjustable Morrison 4 link rear suspension with coil over rear shocks Clean and detailed Engine bay and Trunk Very nice Glass, Chrome, and Stainless Steel trim This is a very solid AZ car ready to light up the streets in your home town today.