1964 Oldsmobile Chevelle Prostreet Blown 572 Bbc on 2040-cars
Alfred Station, New York, United States
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This is my 1964 Oldsmobile F85 prostreet. This is the same body style as a chevelle. I built this car 5 years ago and just completed the new motor. The car has less the 250 miles on it total. The car features a all custom steel dash and center colum. Fuel cell battery and methanol pump are located in the truck as pictured. The transmition is a Th400 built to the max to hold the 1000HP from the motor. The rearend is a narrowed dayna 60. The motor was just installed and is a Merlin 572 blown BBC. The blower is a mooneyham. It is made in the USA and not china like weyland are. It can run on race gas or high octane pump gas with the Snow performace water/methanol pump that is installed. This motor will produce 1000HP. There is way to much to list so please just call me for all the details. Please no lowball bids and no trades! I have over 80k invested in this car! I am selling due to a baby on the way and purchasing some land. Thanks Ray 1-607-661-5095
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