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1966 Chevelle Malibu on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:0
Location:

Van Buren, Arkansas, United States

Van Buren, Arkansas, United States
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I have decided to sell my 1967 Chevelle Malibu. I purchased this car 7 years ago from some friends who had been using it for drag racing. Unfortunately, I was already building a 1971 Camaro at the time, and therefore started restoring this car second.At the time, it was actually a 1966 Chevelle body that they had chopped up pretty good,  so i purchased the car and set out to build a pro street show car. The guys at Speed equipment World set to work on the frame as we removed the body. Every part that will be mentioned  is brand new, unless noted by an *. A list of the parts are included below.    After doing some work on the frame we fitted the car back to body {the black primered body is the original 66}. After a couple of years i got the chance to buy a really nice, complete 67 rolling chassis {lite gray primer}.  When we were ready to perform the body swap, I disassembled the car once again and painted the frame ,motor,transmission,all linkages and rear end PPG Vibrance collection  Midnight Sapphire. This car has had everything built the right way as opposed to my spelling. Thank you for you consideration, I will be happy to answer any questions. I reserve the right to remove this car from auction at any time as it is advertised locally as well. Email dubsmith3@gmail.com I have pictures of build from start till current.

Parts:

Heidht Mustang 2 front end - custom built for the car

Adjustable chrome coil overs

Heidht tubular A arms

2" Drop spindles

Back halfed the car with Competition Engineering Ladder Bar and chrome coil over setup

Narrowed rear axle to accomodate large wheels and tires

Foose Nitrous 18's x 10 on back with Nitto Drag Radials 345/35/18

Foose Nitrous 17's x 8 on front

New tubs for the back still in box and come with the car

New Prothane bushing kit for entire car

Rear axle is a brand new Strange Axle with C Clip Eliminators

TCI Sizzler Turbo400 Transmission - new, pulled out of box, sanded factory welds, painted

Motor:

383 Stroker - all motor parts new - Full Roller Motor

Eagle 4340 Forged Crank

Eagle H beam rods

Venolia 9.5:1 flat top pistons

Brodix Track One Heads

Brodix port matched HN1 tall plenum intake

Aluminum Roller Rockers, 2800 Stall Converter, New Balancer

Other:

Barry Grant 400 electric fuel pump* Like new

Tubing for gas and brake lines included, but not installed

Stainless Steel fuel cell* like new

Braided lines with A&N fittings

11" disc brakes on front. Rear still in process of disc conversion





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