2000 Ford Focus V8 Conversion Hot Rod Show Car Svt Mustang 302 Crate Motor Kugel on 2040-cars
Holland, Michigan, United States
2000 Ford Focus V8 Conversion Great example of a “no expense spared” Focus V8 conversion for a fraction of the original investment. All top of the line parts (details to follow). Car was built by Tee’s custom in Florida in 2003. It was their 8th conversion and a plaque from Tees is included. Google “Focus V8 Tees”. In the photos, Feb 2003, you can see my Dad (his project) top row third from right. Plus you can see the car in other photos. Excellent Show Car. Little tuning should get you in the high 12’s if you want a drag racer. Real Sleeper, until you hear it. Attention getter wherever it goes. I have invested $34000 ($5200 in original car and $22300 in parts, $6500 initial conversion labor). I am moving on to another project, low reserve. Original car had 90K light highway miles. It was a 2000 purchased in the fall of 2002. The body and interior are all stock and in excellent condition. All original paint no dings no scratches, not even a hint of rust anywhere. A couple easy years on the road in Florida and has been in a garage year round since conversion. Never raced, only local car shows. Cloth interior, roll up windows, AM FM cassette, Engine Ford Crate Motor, 5 Liter GT-40 340 HP M6007-XB3, $4,545 Edelbrock Air Gap intake manifold $289 Quick Fuel Hot Rod Series 580 CFM Carb. $389 Crane Cams HI-6 Ignition and Coil $250 Mallory Distributor $200 Aluminum Valve covers (COBRA powered by ford) $220 Total engine $5873 Transmission and Rear end C4 Transmission Roller Bearing Steel Shaft, Fully manual reverse valve body, BM Hammer Shifter, High Stall Converter, Blow up Proof Bell Housing, Deep Sump Pan. Drive shaft loop $2,400 Ford 8.8 Rear End, 3.55 gears, Traction Lock, Aluminum cover, disc brake kit $1,500 Total Transmission and rear end $3900
Other Parts SVT Wheels, Toyo Proxes RA1 235/45 ZR 17 , (low Miles) $1100 2nd set of tires and wheels included Aluminum Fuel Cell $200 plastic fuel cell included External manual “kill switch” $150 Ford Racing Tach $250 Electronic Speedo and fuel gauge, $150 Oil Pressure –Voltage-water temp cluster. $75 Ford Racing floor mats $70 Total other parts $1995 Grand total Engine, Trans, Rear End,
and other $ 11,768 All conversion components from Kugel
Komponents. (google kugelkomponents) V81002 - Bolt-in engine cradle, frame supports &
transmission crossmember - $1,376.00 V81030 zx3 - 8.8 ford rear end installation kit – includes:
upper & lower 4 bars with bolt on frame brackets, bolt in upper coilover
shock crossmember and lower shock brackets, all hardware included, (does not
include rear axle) - $1,632.00 V81003 - (Push Rod 302) Suspension crossmember with rack
& pinion steering mount - $1056.00 V81019 - Rear sway bar - $512.00 V81005 - Front sway bar - $512.00 V81018 - Rear coil over shocks & springs - $755.00 V81102 - 5.0L Headers - $640.00 V81006P - Rack & pinion steering – power - $704.00 V81013 - Rack & pinion steering extension kit -
$330.00 V81012P - Steering shaft, u-joint & floor mount –
power - $512.00 V81009A - Alternator bracket - $165.00 V81009 - Power steering pump with serpentine pulley -
$415.00 V81007 - Air conditioning compressor (gm style) with
serpentine pulley - $480.00 V81004 - Front steer conversion & hub modification
kit - $704.00 V81007B - Air conditioning compressor bracket &
adjuster bar - $192.00 V81009B - Alternator/Power steering bracket - $255.00 V81008 – 130 amp single wire alternator with
serpentine pulley - $288.00 Total Conversion parts $10,528 $500 pay pal deposit due 1 day after auction ends Buyer responsible to pick up Cash or certified bank check only |
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