1972 Cutlass Notch Back Custom 468 Motor on 2040-cars
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:468 big block
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Oldsmobile
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Cutlass
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Mileage: 500
Exterior Color: Blue
72 CUTLASS NOTCH BACK, LOTS OF CUSTOM PARTS ONE OFF CAR, AND LOTS OF NEW PARTS ALSO....
ENGINE AND DRIVE TRAIN
Chevy powered now!!! all done and running better than ever!
Fresh 468 big block chevy .060 forged srp pistons with eagle h beam rods arp 8740 rod bolts 2 bolt main block with cast crank motor made 631hp on dyno
edelbrock victor intake
850 quick fuel carb
king bearings mains and rods
melling hi-volume oil pump
moroso hardend oil pump shaft
msd pro billet distributor msd external coil
steel closed chamber heads that have been heavily ported and polished with 3 angle valve job, stainless manley valves, and bee hive double valve springs
lunati solid flat tappet with a 565 lift and 256 duration @.50 this thing beats
cloyes double roller timing set
aluminum molidine hi flow water pump
griffin 2 core aluminum cross flow radiator
all polished pulleys and brackets and chrome 120amp alternator
complete wire tuck
hi torque mini starter
hooker 2'' primary headers
3'' dual exhaust with flow master delta flow mufflers and turn downs
350 trans is brand new with Kevlar bands and clutches w/ trans action shift kit
3500 stall conveter 8''
to much more to list
INTERIOR
kenwood cd player and 4 6x9s in deck
full custom interior been converted from column shift- bench seat car to a full floor shift, bucket seat car, full change over column and all
custom two tone covered seats grey outsides with a black suede inserts
all door panels and dash match color with suede
new carpet, everything new
NEW GLASS AND WEATHER STRIPPING tinted windows now
EXTERIOR has been painted for over a year now and used to drive not perfect not a show car by any means!!! but nice!
shaved emblems, mirror, drip rails, custom hood molding for carb scoop
lots of new parts
custom fenders fr and rr to clear the 24s lowered
shaved fire wall
front disc brake conversion ,with booster master and lines, new tie rods ball joints idler and pit man so on
lowered 3'' front and 5'' rear
HAS 24'' FOOSE NITROUS wheels that have curb rash and good tires
car is a custom hotrod,no ac,heat or wipers due to shaved firewall and dash,
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