1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar ,pro Street Cruiser, Street, Strip,grudge on 2040-cars
Tower Hill, Illinois, United States
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1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar, street car has IL. title I drive it on the street. Selling at a low ball price to move it. Will sell rolling but you are better off buying turnkey! 505 bbc stroker, al. Pro Comp heads, Comp solid cam 594 lift etc. Single plane intake, 850 Holley,MSD 7AL3,4 core al. radiator twin fans etc. Turbo 400 trans all TCI internals full manual reverse valve bodywith brake, 3500 Jegs NOS converter etc. all braided line front to back, NOS line ran also. Magna fuel ,fuel system, will feed 1000 h.p. or fuel injection setup. Twin Optima batts, 15 gal fuel cell. Autometer guages, tach. etc. Hurst shifter, custom interior carpet is brand new, tinted windows, belts have expired, has full cage front and mid motor plates. Ladder bar and anti roll bars Fabbed 9" rear Strange center 4:10 gears, 35 spline axles etc. QA1 shocks Aerospace disc brakes all around, Billett Specialists rims new M/T streets new front radial tires etc. This was built in a chassis shop not a back yard, built as a grudge car but never made it there, I bought it and put my motor and trans in it and it is now street driven. Lights work signals etc. Body is all steel, needs body work its not a show car! Seen a lot worse. This car was built with al new parts, I bought it for what it is now a street machine I don't think it ever made a full drag strip pass. If you know anything about street strip cars this was not a cheap build! Selling cheap to move it, don't insult me with a lower offer! Will sell rolling chassis minus motor trans,ign. fuel system ( will leave fuel cell) and you can have the slicks and front runners that it came with. all for $6000.00, buy it turn key for $8800.00, thats right $8800.00 I got over $6000.00 in the motor alone! Motor and trans can be bought for $6750.00. Call 217-690-1580 cell, 217-567-3424, left a lot out. I have a couple of you tube videos- 1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar burnout Don't need help selling! |
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