1966 Chevelle Ss (502 / 540hp) Ice Cold Ac, Pro Touring on 2040-cars
Ambler, Pennsylvania, United States
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Chevelle
Interior Color: Black
Trim: SS Super Sport
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Mileage: 60,500
Up for auction here is my 66 Chevelle. This car has had a Complete Frame Off Restoration. It received a Very Hi Dollar Black Paint Job that is Near Flawless. In my opinion no paint job is perfect, but it's hard to criticize anything with this car. This was a Very Clean No Accident car to start with and required minimal body work. The pictures don't do this car justice. I don't know how to use photo bucket so this is the best I could show. You are encouraged to come see this car in person. To look down the side of the car you can see there were hundreds of hours spent block sanding the paint. It's Lazor Straight and a Mile Deep.
This car can be considered a Pro Touring car since it has a modern GM Performance 502 Motor w/aluminum heads and roller valve train producing 540hp. The car is a Pleasure to Drive and is Very Comfortable even on the Hottest Sumer Days with the Modern True Trac AC system which Blows Ice Cold.
To look at the car with the hood shut it appears to be a Stock 66 Chevelle SS except for the 17" wheels. Once you pop the hood the secrets out. The Car Pulls like a Freight Train and the Muncie Trans. w/Hurst Competion Plus Shifter handle all that power perfectly. I've never had this car to the track but I know it's capable of running low 12's maybe better, yet if driven gently your wife could bring the kids home from school.
This car was built with no expense spared, it's all new from top to bottom. It has Power Steering, Fr.& Rear Sway Bars, 12 Bolt posi w/3.55 gears. 4 wheel Disc Brakes, Am Fm Stereo w/rear speakers, Everything in the car works, heat/defrost, speedo/odom., wipers, reverse lights, Clock, everything.
I'm not looking for any trades at this time. Anyone with no feedback history please contact me before bidding.
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