1981 Chevrolet Camaro on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
I am always available by mail at: dallasjeronimo@netc.eu .
Check out this 1000 hp Camaro
Desined to Impress at Every Level
IT Took 8 years of blood sweet and tears.
and deep pockets. to build
One Bad ASS show car.
Has less that 1,000 miles since built.
wins at every car show. Trophies,best of show,best engine,people s choice.
Has a Supercharged 572 Merlin V-8 fitted with a callies Performance Products crank,
H-beam rods,and Ross pistons, running 10.5 to one compression,and using a comp cam roller cam
to activate the valves in the brodix aluminim heads.
polished BDS 871 Blower. and a pair of 850 holley double pumper carbs.
send a staggering 1000 hp and 800 pounds feet of torque to a Turbo 400
reverse Valve body transmission , 3800 stall, trans brake, line lock, hurst shifter
has tubular A-Arms up front
and a 4-link in rear holding a ford 9-inch with 3.73 grears and a strange 35 spline axles.
the list goes on and on
has Alpine stereo head unit with a 1000 watt alpine amplifier.
21 gallon fuel cell in trunck
red top optima battery.
this car sounds incredible
if you have a smart phone i can send you videos
Car is in Ocala fl 34470
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