1966 Chevy Nova Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Centereach, New York, United States
'66 Nova Sport Coupe A Great Street / Strip Car! Engine 10,000 dollar 410cu inch 602 hp SBC 550 at rear wheels. New Lunati steel billet crank, New special 6.0 inch 7/16 twelve point arp bolts, stroker rods. Whole engine is studded with arp studs, very few bolts used. Special 210cc CNC Ported Air Flow Research heads. $1000 special merge collector headers. JE pistons, with custom fitted rings. Milodon oil pan, hamburger oil pump. Billet gear timing chain, electric water pump. Super victor intake manifold. Custom Manton 3/8th pushrods. 750cfm mighty demon carb. MSD billet distributor with 6al box. 3 inch Flowmaster Deltaflow exhaust. Lunati roller rockers. 243/249@050 duration, 589/596 lift Voodoo Solid roller cam. SFI flex plate. 3400 ATI Converter. Race th-350 trans. 3.55 locker rear. New 4 core Harrison radiator. IT is equipped with two electric fans and a 50 gal/p/m aerospace electric waterpump. Hooked to lighted toggle swiches, but will add a thermostat control if you want. I run waterpump and one fan and that is enough for 95 degree weather idling. It is a cool running engine in the spring and fall, have to run the 1st 5min without waterpump believe that! Cool runnin' cookie. Also has CCP front end with no more struts, have triangle control arms. New washer jug and washer pump. Hurst line-loc. Custom aluminum Lokar gas pedal and cable, set up.Cal-Tracs, Custom steel cowl induction hood. $200 coil. This thing gets 13-14mpg and drives like a caddy. If you drive it you will buy it guaranteed! COMES WITH NEW SET AIR FLOW RESEARCH ROLLER SPRINGS ($300.00 VALUE) FOR NEXT YEAR...Car is fast, runs 10.70's at 124-125 through the mufflers, leaving at an idle. But this is a smooth running street car with nice SS interior. Have custom rear lights, replaced trunk trim panel with 6 chrome and red bullet brake lights. Top Ten drag car at Super Chevy! Was on F.A.S.T. advertisement in many mags. Was in Centerfold in Dec 2010, Muscle Machines mag and in photos of Musclepalooza at Englishtown, doing big burnout in box. Has no rollbar but you can run it on the primaries (2-bbl) and it still goes 11.80s-90s, if you're new to racing...still has room in back for the kids/grandkids to go get Ice Cream. A true street/strip car!!!! IF PURCHASED AT ASKING PRICE (NOT APPLICABLE WITH A BEST OFFER PRICE), WILL ALSO INCLUDE A SET OF 9 INCH SLICKS MOUNTED ON RIMS (VALUED AT 400-500 dollars!!!!) Please Call 1-631-523-3266 ask for Gene or leave voicemail msg and best time to call back. |
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