1964 Plymouth Awb Afx Street / Drag Car Project Altered Wheelbase Nostalgia on 2040-cars
Churchville, Maryland, United States
Engine:6.3L 383Cu. In. V8 GAS Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
Mileage: 0
Make: Plymouth
Sub Model: sport
Model: Fury
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Sport
Drive Type: U/K
1964 Plymouth fury awb street/strip car
no motor or trans, setup for big block and 727. has real good drive shaft
all frame work, and body work is done very well, front moved 10 inchs and rear was moved 15 inchs to factory awb spec.
front axle is a100 , with disc brake all new tie rod ends. new springs. I have a steering box, it is off.
the rear is a ford 9 inch rear. shortened with full spool. 410 gears and older 33 spline axles. new drums and brakes.
hood is shaved with a 65 hemi afx hood scoop
has gauges, flake dash, and wheel.
8 point cage with front bars tieing frame.
spring relocator kit, amd mini tub.
car has new front glass from amd. and new seals all the way around.
the rims and tires are just rollers. all the hard work of a altered wheel base was done. car drove straight and good on the highway.
please call for more info befor bidding. this is as is. the last few pics are old from 2009.call luke at 443-616-5759
http://youtu.be/7XblkXNQv94 link to the build video
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