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1966 Chevelle 300 Deluxe Supercharged Blower Nitrous Pro Street Hot Rod on 2040-cars

US $19,500.00
Year:1966 Mileage:500
Location:

Williamston, South Carolina, United States

Williamston, South Carolina, United States
Engine:406
Vehicle Title:Clear
VIN: 131116B150386 Year: 1966
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 500
Trim: DELUXE
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

Are you ready to step up your game and Take Care of Business? This is the car that will do it! This Hot Rod is sure to shut your buddy up about how fast his car is!  This '66 Supercharged tubbed Chevelle 300 with NOS is the epitome of what a muscle car should be.  With an aggressive race tune and a 200 shot of juice, she can push 1,000 + horses!!  Yet under it's current street tune,  it is still a very reliable street car pushing 700 horses that you can drive to the local cruise in and turn all the heads as you pull in.  This is a Hot Rod that you can take to the strip and lay it down or drive it to any car show on pump gas.  This is not a half assed backyard build and that shows when you open up the throttle.  With less than 500 miles on this motor, there were no expenses spared.  There is well over $20,000 in the engine alone.  Not only is this a high performance engine, it is wrapped into the very desirable '66 Chevelle 300 Deluxe! The body and paint on the car are great for a drag car, but it is not of show car quality. I would rate it a 7.5 due to some small rust bubbles around drip rails & in door jams, but nothing that effects the integrity of the vehicle or the overall esthetics of the car.

Below I will list the many features of this car along with a video link so that you can see and hear it run for yourself:

ENGINE

  • 406" C.I.
  • Callies Crank
  • Scat 6" H-Beam Rods
  • Scat Dish pistons 8:1 compression (standard blower compression)
  • World Product 220 Heads
  • Stainless Valves 2.20/1.91
  • Crane Gold Roller Rockers
  • Crane Stud Girdles
  • Comp Cam 620 Lift; 272 Duration
  • MSD 6AL Ignition
  • Dual 850 Demon Carbs Race Series
  • Littlefield 8-71 Blower (polished) 10% overdriven 
  • NOS 6-71/8-71 Blower Nitrous System, adjustable 125 HP-250 HP with 10lb bottle and Cowl Mounted Purge Kit.  Jegsx list Price: $1243.99

TRANSMISSION AND REAR-END

  • Cooks Racing Transmissions; 350 Turbo
  • 3500 RPM Holeshot Convertor
  • Positive Shift Kit
  • Billit Yoke
  • Hurst Pistol Grip Quarter Stick Shifter
  • Dang 60 Rear-end
  • 4:11 gear ratio
  • Positive Traction Unit
  • Strange Axles
  • Adjustable Ladder Bars

MISCELLANEOUS

  • 15"x14" and 15"x4" vintage Anson Wheels with true knock off flippers
  • 3" aluminized exhaust with Flowmaster single chamber race mufflers, and 3" chrome tips
  • Electric exhaust cut-outs (go to open headers with the touch of a button)
  • Roll Control Line-Loc (activated from shifter button)
  • Electric Fuel Pump and Canister Filter
  • 16 gallon Aluminum Fuel Cell
  • Padded Roll Bar (No door bars)
  • Custom Rolled Aluminum interior panels
  • New OEM style carpet
  • New Headliner
  • Custom Stereo System
  • 5' Monster Tach with shift light

NOTABLE

  • All stainless trim and chrome in great condition
  • Motor capable of making 1,000 + horsepower
  • On the street tune: 700 horsepower

Buyer is responsible for all shipping, but I will work with you and your transporter to assist in shipping any way that I can.

I reserve the right to end this auction early because it is for sale locally as well.  Please realize that many, if not most, of my auctions end early due to someone working out a deal before the close of the auction.  So if you have to have it, please don't wait until the last minute to bid.. as it may be gone!  Please email or call with any questions that you may have. 864-940-4576.  Thanks for looking!

 

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