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67 Malibu 469 Cu. In. 5-speed Manual Street Or Strip, Hot Rod Black on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:999999
Location:

Mansfield, Ohio, United States

Mansfield, Ohio, United States

It lived most of it's life as a drag racer in Florida.  I had it shipped to 
Ohio in 2007 and it has been garaged ever since.  The interior consists only of 2 racing seats and a dash.  
I truly believe the sheet metal is all original except for the fiberglass cowl induction hood, trunk deck, bumpers.  
It is an absolute monster!  I intended to make it a street car, but I decided that was too big a project for me.  I wiped out the a new Lunatti cam and was afraid the metal went through the engine, so I took it to a machine shop and had it cleaned and rebuilt.  Here is what it is now:

1967 Chevele Malibu 2 door hardtop - Solid body with very, very little filler
469 engine (Mark IV 454 bored .070 over)
New Comp Cams cam kit (K11-250-3) includes:  Extreme Energy hydraulic flat tappet cam # 11-250-3  (Lift: .574/.578, Duration: 284/296) and matched lifters, springs, retainers, valve seals (NOTE:  Pete Jackson Gear Drive used in place of Comp Cams timing chain set)
Stock iron heads (mildly ported)
New Probe forged pistons with Hastings rings
Big stainless steel exhaust valves
Scorpion 1.7 roller rockers
A.R.P. studs
Moroso Deep Sump Oil Pan w/new high volume oil pump
New High Torque mini starter
New Holley Strip Dominator 300-4 aluminum intake
Holley 4150 Double Pumper Dual Feed 750 cfm carb
Holley electric fuel pump, regulator, pressure gauge 
Braided stainless steel fuel lines
Battery and fuel pump relocated to trunk
Battery disconnect switch
MSD ingnition
Mallory Unilite distributor w/new gear
New Taylor Spark Plug Wires
New 63 amp alternator
Milodon tall valve covers
New Aluminum Radiator w/dual electric fans
ARC Switch Panel
4.56 gear in original NON-narrowed 67 Chevelle 12 bolt rear end
Traction ladders and wheelie bars (you'll need 'em)
Doug Nash/Richmond 5-speed manual transmission (rated to 1,000 hp)
New Centerforce Dual Friction racing clutch and pressure plate
Lakewood Safety Bell Housing
New aluminum flywheel
Hurst Competition Plus shifter
Moroso Big Block Trick Springs on front
RCI fuel cell w/foam baffle
New Mickey Thompson ET Street 315/60-R15 Drag Radials on Dragstars on back
Moroso Drag Special 7.60/15x4" on skinny Dragstars on front
New hooker headers bolted to new Flowmaster mufflers w/3" turndowns
New AutoMeter 5" Silver Sport Comp tach w/shift light 
New AutoMeter Voodoo water temp, oil pressure, voltage gauges (all white-faced)
6-point roll cage and new racing seats
Fiberglass 2" cowl induction hood, trunk deck, front and rear bumpers
New grille
Freshly body shop painted in Hot Rod Black (looks pretty sinister)
I have a clear Ohio title in hand.  
In fairness to all bidders, I will not disclose the reserve and there is not buy-it-now price.  If it doesn't make reserve, I might sell it to the highest bidder.

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