Custom "hot Rod" Partially Completed Race Chassis, Motor And Drive Train on 2040-cars
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
Body Type:None
Engine:12 cylinder custom Jag race engine
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: Custom race car chassis and drive train
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Number of Cylinders: 12
Model: 190-Series
Trim: None
Drive Type: 5 speed manual transmission
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 0
Partially completed chrome molly race chassis. This car is set up for a 2 seat version of the 1954 W196 Mercedes Benz Formula ! Streamliner race car. Title included (1954 Mercedes 4 door sedan). This is a partially complete hot rod with no historical significance. Body not complete. All parts are new unused except for motor. Motor is a 12 cylinder V12 Jag block, milled to 6 liters, with Isky cams, new pistons, blueprinted, 6 Weber IDF carbs, stainless exhaust, and ready for racing. Work completed by XKS Unlimited. Approximately 30 minutes on the engine since build. Included for sale are 4 Nito race tires, new, Dayton custom wire wheels, new, Heidts custom Ind front and rear suspension, Willwood brakes, carbon fiber drive shaft, Tilton controls, aluminum radiator, quad 3" stainless exhaust, fuel cell, carbon fiber polished drive shaft, Isis electric system, not installed, 5 speed manual transmission, pressure oil system, race seats and other misc. items. Frame need finish welding and painting. Some body tabs installed.
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