1967 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
Missouri City, Texas, United States
powered by a brand new Crate LS3 Engine backed by a 4L65E
Automatic Overdrive Transmission. The chassis has been modified, reinforced, and updated with CPP Suspension along
with a new Currie rear end with 3.70 Posi gears and 31-Spline Axles. A set of custom built American Legend Wheels
and new Nitto Tires plant the power to the ground backed up by a Wilwood 4-Piston big brake kit. The exterior paint
work is exceptional. All the body gaps and lines have been worked to a show quality fit and finish. The Mineral
Grey Metallic paint accents the new polished stainless trim and chrome bumpers as is shines under the light. The
inside sports a new Red on Red Leather Custom upholstered interior with A/C, updated custom radio, power windows,
and Dakota Digital VHX Gauges. Underneath the hood lies the new updated powerplant. The LS3 is dressed with custom
billet valve covers and countless hours of details and paint matched components.
1967 Chevelle Parts List:
⦁ GM Performance LS3 Gen IV Crate Engine 430HP
⦁ GM Performance 4L65E Automatic Overdrive Crate Transmission
⦁ GM Performance Control Pack Connect & Cruise Harness
⦁ Holley Rear Sump Oil Pan Kit
⦁ Accel Extreme Ceramic Plug Wires
⦁ Dewitts LSX Radiator Assembly with Dual Electric Fans & Transmission Cooler
⦁ Billet Specialties Radiator Overflow Tank
⦁ Dakota Digital VHX Series Gauges with BIM Control Module
⦁ Custom Reinforced Factory Chassis (Bodyworked & Paint Matched)
⦁ CPP Upgraded Suspenion with 2" Drop
⦁ Currie Rear End with 31-Spline Axles/3.70 Posi Tru Trac 3rd Member
⦁ American Legend Dominator Wheels, Custom Built 18x10, 18x8
⦁ Nitto NT555 G2 Tires Front/Rear, 285/40/18 & 235/40/18
⦁ Dougs Headers/Full 2.5" Flowmaster Exhaust/Delta 50 Mufflers (Full Ceramic Coating)
⦁ Concept One Victory Serpentine Pulley System (Anodized Black)
⦁ Holley Fuel Rail System
⦁ Greening Auto Company Billet Valve Covers
⦁ Wilwood Master Cylinder/Booster Combo
⦁ Wilwood Big Brake 12.9" Kit with Red Calipers
⦁ Russell Performance Black Anodized Fittings & Nylon Braided Hose Assemblies
⦁ Unisteer Power Rack & Pinion
⦁ Replacement Custom Fuel & Brake Lines
⦁ Ring Brothers Anodized Billet Hood Hinges
⦁ Custom Billet Show Hardware
⦁ Old Air Hurricane A/C System with Integrated Controls
⦁ Tanks Inc. 22Gal. Fuel Tank, In-Tank Walboro 255LPH Fuel Pump
⦁ New AMD Chevelle Autoglass & Windows
⦁ Nu-Relics 4 Window Power Window Kit Front/Rear
⦁ Ididit Tilt Column
⦁ American Shifter for 4L65E
⦁ American Autowire 22-Circuit Update Wiring harness
⦁ Eddie Motorsports Custom 15.5" Steering Wheel
⦁ Custom Autosound Update Radio with Pioneer Speaker System Front/Rear
⦁ 3.5" Custom Aluminum Driveshaft
⦁ Optima Battery with Trunk Mounted Billet Battery Kit
⦁ All New Custom Fitted Stainless Trim/Chrome
⦁ Custom Handbuilt Interior with Silver Stitching, TMI Custom Upholstered Bucket Seats
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