Chevrolet: Other Pickups 5 Window Short Box on 2040-cars
Newcastle, Nebraska, United States
1950 five window short box show truck This is a 454 L57 short block 12.25:1 compression, LS7 rods, semi open oval port heads with extensive porting, Torker Intake ported to match heads, custom gind flat tappet solid lifter to match head flow, 850 Holly, Aluminum Roller Rockers, Crower Spings and Push Rods. Narrowed Ford 9 inche rear end with 4:56 gears. Rear tires 31 x 18.5 x 15, front tires 165 R !5. B&M Ratchet gear shifter. 1978 Camaro front clip, Billet Specialties air cleaner and valve covers. turbo 350 trans tire size and grears make it very drivable this is not another pro street looking truck this truck runs strong point and shift and hold on 6700 rpm motor on race fuel no need for line lock.
Please send me an e-mail with any questions : lad9lsnellmicheal@asiamel.net
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