1986 - Ford - Mustang - Gasoline on 2040-cars
Boone, North Carolina, United States
This is a 347 stroker motor with 450HP. also has a C4 transmission with b&m shift kit with blue plate special clutches, and a 2500 stall converter. The rear end has 3:73 gears . I bought the car in November of 1994.It has been garage kept for the last 10 yrs. It was painted in 1997. The engine has a Demon 650 carb, crankcase ventilation system, 2.020 intake valves , 1.60 exhaust valves, roller rockers, compression ratio is 10.50, double roller timing chain ,fluid damper harmonic balancer, inch and seven eights power coated long tube headers 2.5 inch exhaust with 2 chamber Flowmasters, aluminum drive shaft ,MSD ignition( 6al) with MSD shift light mounted on steering column. MSD distributor and coil. New heavy duty radiator. B&M hammer shifter. A/C does work just needs charged. Aluminum Ford Motorsport valve covers,electric fuel pump( with bigger lines) .
e-Mail : achterbergnotifyb@caramail.com
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