1969 Dodge Charger Plum Crazy 600 Hp on 2040-cars
Lebanon, Tennessee, United States
1969 Charger. 440 engine (originally a 383), standard bore. Motor was sent to machine shop cleaned and balanced. Forged pistons. Edelbrock aluminium heads 2.14 intake 1.81 exhaust. Adjustable rocker arms. 557 lift cam. M1 single plane intake. 850 carb. 125 shot of nos (never used). All engine components were bought new. 8 quart oil pan with larger pick up. 727 trans with cheetah manual reverse valve body. Torque converter was made by redneck torque converters in texas. Custom made for engine specs. $15k in the motor alone. Nice paint that shows really well. New floors. trunk pan is patched. Newer carpet and back seat has been reupholstered. This car sounds mean! Has all the power you can want in a muscle car. I reserve the right to end the auction if sold early. Feel free to make me an offer. (615)306-3086 |
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