1984 Chevy Monte Carlo Ss Mini-tubbed Pro-street on 2040-cars
Roscoe, Illinois, United States
1984 Mini-tubbed with a BBC turbo 400 trans and a 12 bolt rear end with ladder bars and double adjustable coil overs. Car has front and mid plates for motor, 12 point cage, all autometer gauges, aluminum manual gear box, Weld draglites w/ET streets and 4 inch exhaust with flow masters. 4 in fiberglass cowl hood and fiberglass lift off deck lid. Runs mid 11's on pump gas, hooks hard and goes straight. The hood and deck lid are freshly painted and a shade off from the rest of the car but the paint on the rest of the car shows wear and has minor dings and scratches. good driver but definitely not show quality. ENGINE: IGNITION: 60 over 454 block w/427 steel crank MSD 7AL2 7/16 dimpled rods with Arp bolts 3 stage timing retard box J/E pistons (flat top) MSD Billett distributor cast iron heads with manley valves MSD coil solid lift cam shaft roller rockers Eldebrock intake COOLING SYSTEM: 980 Holley carb w/3 inch spacer Dual flexalite electric fans TRANS: Electric water pump T400 with trans brake reverse manual valve body 9 in 4500 converter deep pan aluminum drive shaft scatter shield REAR END: 12 bolt by KTRE 33 spline axels full spool 4.10 gear rear support system BRAKES: Willwood brakes on all 4 corners Willwood master cylinder Linelock FUEL SYSTEM: 16 gallon fuel cell Aeromotive fuel pump Aeromotive regulator |
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