1972/73 Ranchero - 460 Stroker- Clean And Fast on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Oregon, United States
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This auction is USA ONLY _______+++++ don't bid unless your in the United States of American and can make shipping arrangements or pick it up personally----This is a 73 Ford Ranchero -- its had the 73 front end changed out for the better looking 72 front end. The VIN is a 73 --it was restored several years ago with 6 months of body work and prep-- very nice base coat clear coat paint job. Its a 78 GM saddle tan. It now has a 460 thats been bored and stroked to 490 cubic inches - custom after maket rods and pistons -- aluminum Air Research heads that have been worked over as well. Hydraulic roller cam with titanium valve keepers, stud girdles and roller rockers. Edelbrock Performer RPM thats powder coated- Holley 870 Street Avenger and a DUI hei style distributor. The rear end has 3:90 gears, 35 spline Dutchman axles, aftermarket nodular case and Daytona pinion support billet steel yokes -long heavy duty wheel studs and open lug nuts. Has the Hurst pistol grip style shifter -Has a set of 200s Wheels -these are a set of original wheels that have been restored/polished on lip area with the dull cast finish centers. This cars runs 12.3 in the 1320 in street trim. If this engine was in a 71 ranchero or a mustang it would easily run 11s. Trans has been beefed up as well - has a saturday night special converter that stalls around 2000rpm locks a bit higher--it explodes the tires if your heavy footed. Working line lock, X pipe exhaust with Flo-masters- Has an aluminum radiator and a single electric fan - has a vacuum pump due to the camshaft (640 lift Hydraulic roller)- it runs an Oberg fuel filter and a Mallory electric fuel pump. This car runs very good, have two rev limiters on board because it revs very fast - I HAVE DRIVEN THIS CAR ON THE STREET and in cruises very nice but i would NOT recommend using as a daily driver. Not looking to trade --dont have to sell ---USA ONLY --- CAR WILL NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL FUNDS ARE CLEAR ----
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