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1965 Gto, Resto Mod / Pro Street-- Art Morrison Chassis Creation With 300 Miles on 2040-cars

US $89,900.00
Year:1965 Mileage:300
Location:

Milford, Michigan, United States

Milford, Michigan, United States
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 1965 GTO CUSTOM NO EXPENSE SPARED, 632 CUBIC INCH MERLIN W 850 HORSE BUILT BY BILL MICHEL / HARD CORE RACING.  ART MORRISON CHASSIS SHOW CAR !

IF YOU WANT THE BIGGEST , BADDEST STREET CAR AT EVERY SHOW COME SEE THIS MONSTER ! ALL THE BEST  OF THE BEST IN THIS $160,000 BUILD.

THIS SHOW CAR WAS BUILT TO BE DRIVEN , HAS OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION AND CAN RUN DOWN THE EXPRESSWAY AT 80MPH. EVEN RUNS ON PUMP GAS. IMAGINE 850 HP ON TAP , PUMP GAS AND JUST TURN THE KEY. CAR RUNS VERY COOL ON HOT DAYS WITH THE BE - COOL RADIATOR AND DUAL FANS.

WOULD CONSIDER TRADES UP OR DOWN ! CALL JOHN WITH ANY QUESTIONS..517-294-2602

HERE IS A LIST OF WHAT WENT INTO THIS CUSTOM BUILD

CHASSIS : ART MORRISON... MANDREL BENT 2" X 4" RECTANGULAR TUBE. 115" WHEEL BASE , 12 POINT FUNNY CAR ROLL CAGE.

CHAMBERS VALAVETRAIN : MERLIN SEVERE DUTY VALVES , VESCO JET SPRINGS , HARLAND SHARP ROLLER ROCKERS , 10 DEGREE TITANIUM RETAINERS.

CARBURETOR IGNITION : MSD PRO - BILLET HEI DISTRIBUTOR ,  HIGH PRO HEI COIL

EXHAUST : CUSTOM 2-3/8 --- 2-1/2  STEPPED HEADERS, THEN 4" DUAL EXHAUST WITH FLOWMASTER 2 CHAMBER MUFFLERS.  STAINLESS AND COATED

TRANSMISSION : FB PERFORMANCE  3 SPEED WITH TRANS BRAKE AND ELECTRIC OVERDRIVE.

REAR AXEL : 9" FORD WITH 456 CURRIE RING AND PINION /  31 SPLINE ENGINEERING AXLES

REAR SUSPENSION : FOUR - LINK WITH COIL - OVERS , CUSTOM CHROME WHEELIE BARS

FRONT SUSPENSION : MUSTANG  STRUTS WITH COIL- OVERS

BRAKES : WILDWOOD POLISHED ALUMINUM  CROSS DRILLED DISCS

WHEELS AND TIRES : BUDNICK TILLER WHEELS , 31 X 18.5  HOOSIER QUICK TIME DOT REAR TIRES.   7.5  X  15 MICKEY THOMPSON SPORTMAN FRONT TIRES

OTHER MODIFICATIONS : CUSTOM BE - COOL RADIATOR WITH DUAL FANS , 15 GALLON FUEL CELL , BARRY GRANT FUEL PUMP , STAINLESSTEEL 4 LINK COVER , CHROME IDIDIT STEERING WHEEL  AND A 250 WATT SONY STEREO

FRONT SUSPENSION : MUSTANG STRUTS WITH COIL - OVERS


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