1971 Chevrolet Chevelle Ss on 2040-cars
Gilmer, Texas, United States
Please message me with questions at: carolyncllubin@scousers.net .
This stunning restored Chevelle, finished off in stunning metallic grey paint and ghosted SS stripes, has less than
7,00 Miles since built.
Features include a 510 HP 383 CI Stroker crate engine, with Comp Cams Energy hydraulic roller performance camshaft
and matching lifters, a 700R4 4 speed automatic transmission, serpentine belt system, 650 CFM Holley carb, electric
Holley fuel pump, MSD Electronic ignition, upgraded radiator with electric fans and Vintage AC plus much more. The
upgrade top and bottom Hotchkis and Gforce cross members give this classic the feel of driving a modern car in the
corners.
The custom Exhaust system also features electric cutoffs, to dump the exhaust straight out the headers,for when you
really want to be heard coming down the road. Power is put down via a 12 bolt Moser Engineering 3.55 gear rear end
with Positraction. Braking is provided by the Wilwood forged Dynalite 6 piston front disk breaks with 14" rotors
and matching 4 piston brakes in the rear.
The Bonspeed polished aluminum billet wheels finish the look wrapped around new run-flat tires.
The interior features an updated dash with Autometer gauges, a kicking Pioneer sound system with Subwoofer in the
trunk. New carpets throughout with Dynamat sound detonation new black vinyl interior this car is ready to show and
enjoy with no expense spared.
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