1955 Chevy 210 Hardtop 327 Muncie 4speed 9" Posi Chevrolet 55 Bel Air 150 on 2040-cars
Greenwich, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Mileage: 20,400
Trim: 210
This is my 1955 Chevy 210 2 door Hardtop.This is a very nice driver quality car.First the good,This car has an HP code 1965 327 that has been completely rebuilt professionally.It is 40 over with forged crank Speedpro pistons,Cleveite bearings,Felpro gaskets, High volume Melling oil pump.Also has a solid lifter Crower Cam #00320 comp solid cool lifters with the small oil hole in the face of the lifter,Comp roller rockers and heavy duty pushrods. Camel hump heads completely rebuilt with unleaded valves and guides also screw in studs were installed at rebuild.New fuel pump,water pump, one wire alternator and edelbrock carb,Headers.The flywheel and clutch are stock size for a 427 corvette.The transmission is a 1967 Muncie wide ratio 4 speed that was totaly rebuilt and shifts perfectly and tight.New Hurst comp shifter.The u joints are heavy duty,Not sure what brand...The rear is a 9" 373 Ford Motorsports posi with 11 inch drums and Moser racing axles. The car has power disk brakes in front and new ball joints upper and lower.New A frame bushings upper and lower as well as wheel bearings.Tie rod ends were in great shape so I did not replace,but new ones come with.It has Purple Hornies glasspack mufflers (if you want to call them mufflers) its kinda loud.It has less than 1500 miles on all this stuff.
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