1966 Chevelle 12,000 Actual Mile "ausleys Project Zo-66" on 2040-cars
Graham, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: G-8 auto
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 12,000
Trim: turq
Up for your consideration is Ausleys Chevelle Parts "PROJECT ZO-66" This car was purchased with only 12,000 actual miles and then received a complete frame off restoration. A 2009 ZO-6 Corvette engine with only 400 miles was installed, hooked to a Pontiac G-8 6-speed overdrive automatic. The rear 9 inch Ford rear was shortened by 1/2 inch and rear disc brakes were added. A custom fuel tank and radiator were installed along with all brake and fuel lines. A complete picture restoration can be seen at our web site, chevelle.com. under project ZO-66. There you can see pictures before, during and after restoration. The car makes 550 rear wheel horsepower. I have only included some pictures but be sure to check the rest out at our site. Close to 80,000 was spent on this project and now you can have this opportunity to own one of the lowest milage resto-mod cars in the country. For more information call Roger at 336 214 6900
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