1969 Chevrolet El Camino Ss Pro-mod on 2040-cars
Bridgewater, Massachusetts, United States
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1969 EL Camino SS built to drive. 396 was bored 40 over and clearanced for skat stroker crank Making it 462ci, had a 6000rpm balance, , lunati cam, double roller timing chain, custom Ross racing pistons, SFI flex-plate, SFI balancer, hi-flow water pump, Holley 750 race carb, block was decked and 2 degrees on heads, stock oval port heads W/ manley stainless steel valves- 3 angle grind some porting was done. New eagle connecting rods, roller rockers,6 qt oil pan,Bowtie Overdrives 700R4 tranny with shift converter on horse shoe shifter, Huges performance ,TQ converter 3000 stall, MSD 6AL, blaster coil, both hidden in car with a coil wire pass thru connector.
Full March billet serpentine belts and pulley system as well as a March billet powersteering pump. Electric fuel pump, twin electric cooling fans, complete Hotchkis suspension- sway bars, coils, air bags in rear, adjustable rear upper and lower eaton 3:73 gears, 12 bolt posi, Front power disc and rear drums with a vacuum reserve tank. Car was painted 8 years ago but only a few chips and some slight bubbling (on lower front fender and corner of door) show IF you look for them! I'd rate paint a solid 8, its PPG deep amethyst pearl, which looks like Fathom blue on deary days but on sunny days the pearl flashes a brilliant violet purple... PPL always comment on color! Bed has a textured roll-on liner that was painted same color as car. No rust or rot, frame is rock solid, panels are straight, all bright work shines as almost new. Owner before me had new quarters and paint done. He choose to shave marker lights and "SS" badging to give it a sleeper look. He had the car for 23 years, I've had it for 5, no fire sale here I just bought a 3rd classic and can't drive them all. Car has ralley wheels with Mickey thompson street drag radials out back. Polished billet piston assist hood hinges, chrome, billet and stainless everywhere. ALL glass was replaced and had a light tint added prior to when I bought car. I wish I had chosen a lower TQ converter as it being a stroker the power is there from idle. New headers didn't take heat paint well, large oil filter blocked by headers. Two choices, 1) relocation of filter, which I have kit and comes with car, or 2) short filter. Elky is 98% done in my eyes, the personal touches you may want can still be added. Oh it runs on pump gas, engine has maybe 400 miles never tracked just local shows and cruising on weekends. always used Zaino wax system, great stuff! Pics and what I've mentioned are to my best knowledge, I tried to be straight up and honest, I hope someone will enjoy this car for many years. P.S. cluster was changed at some point, actual mileage unknown, DMV miss labeled miles as 608,xxx because the "tenths" of a mile was listed. Feel free to inquire if you have questions! I reserve the right to end auction early chevelle, |
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