1968 Chevelle/malibu 396 Ss Clone on 2040-cars
Bowman, North Dakota, United States
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We purchased this car 8 years ago. Upgraded the transmission 2 years ago to a 700R4. The transmission was rebuilt and installed by a professional shop. Engine is a 396 that runs and idles nice and is strong. We had the car dyno tested on a wheel dyno. Numbers came back at just under 300 HP and 325 Ft/lbs at the wheels. It has a 12 bolt posi rear with 3.73 gears. Matched up with the overdrive tranny, this car can be driven at interstate speeds all day long! Upper control arms installed on rear to take away wheel hop. Hooks and goes. Tires are in good shape front and rear with approx. 70% tread. Color is GM Seafoam Green Metallic. Interior is black and in very nice condition. Factory radio is still in dash but music flows from under dash AM/FM/CD deck with remote. As you can see in the photos, there are a few dings in the drivers door paint. Also one scratch on the trunk lid, and two on the body strip in front of the hood. With a small amount of cracking above the rear window in the corner as is common with this body style. Car has been trouble free, with about 5000 miles to and from car shows and pleasure cruses since we have owned the car. Engine was rebuilt shortly before we purchased the car. Trans has less that 2000 miles on it. |
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