1965 Chevelle Ss, Crate 350, 4 Speed, Frame Off, Pro Touring Show Car. Must See on 2040-cars
Ben Lomond, California, United States
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Where to start? This is one of those cars that pictures don't do it justice. This car looks like wet paint from 50-60 feet away and when your up close, its perfect. Over $92,000+ invested. Walk around video. Sorry camera lens was dirty. http://youtu.be/02gucTXtrcg The Tree in the last picture of the car is over 300 feet away. Just showing how deep and clear the paint is. This car is 100% done and hands down one of the nicest 65 ss out there. I have about 12 miles on the car. If nice, I will take it out this weekend and try to get better pictures. This 1965 SS 4 speed Chevelle. Body pulled off Chassis. All body and paint done to show. Painted inside out. All gaps are better then new. (cost $21,000) Frame is completely restored and powder coated Satin Black. New body poly. bushing to body & new bolts. Motor & trans: G.M crate 350 330 hp. Turn key motor from G.M New Poly. motor mounts. Rebuilt Muncie 4 speed with factory shifter and linkage with Chrome stick and ball. Factory 4 speed car with center console. March serpt. belt set up with bracket and pulleys. New Mini starter. New Powder coated 1 wire alt. Coated headers. MSD complete set up with box and billet dist. New Billet fly wheel. New MCLeod 11" clutch set. New G.M 11 bell housing and cover. New custom made drive shaft. Powder coated brake and clutch pedal set up. Brakes: Baer Track 4, front and rear disk brakes with E-brake installed. Drilled and slotted rotors. Stainless lines. Rear End: Powder coated 12 bolt posi rear end with 3:73 gears. Custom Yukon axles. Suspension: Rear: Hotchkis tubular "Total Control" rear suspension with adjustable control arm braces. QA1 adjustable shocks. All powder coated. Front: Global West Upper & Lower tubular front suspension with QA1 coil overs. Also powder coated as well. Wheels & tires: Brand new 16" torque thrust wheels with new tires. Absolute show quality body work, panel fit, and Spies Hecker (most expensive paint you can buy) urethane base coat clear coat paint that has been polished to absolute perfection. Car is painted inside down and inside out. Come look. You will not find a wave or flaw in it. Body and paint work was over $21k alone! Factory Front & rear seats are cleaned and recovered (stock) Rear springs were powder coated.. New head liner is also installed with new sun visors and under pad. New American Auto wire complete car harness. New 4 speed Z bar & linkage set up. New Original center grill and emblem. New Black carpet kit. New lock set with original style keys. New outer door handles. New tail light lenses. New Black dash pad. New gauge bezel and glove box emblem. New glove box insert and working glove box light. Complete new interior kit. Including: All Black Head liner. Complete sun visors. Complete front & rear door panels. Complete front & rear arm rests with pads. Complete front & rear seat covers. I had springs out for powder coat and have the new cover installed. Complete new rubber & seal kit. Factory gauges all rebuilt. Factory tach (new) New gauge lens. New head light switch and nut. New ignition switch and bezel. New wiper switch and nut. New E- brake cable from under dash to rear brakes installed with all new cables and clips. New front & rear bumper and powder coated brackets. ( also have stock bumpers) New complete front marker light assemblies. New complete back up light assemblies. All new trunk stainless and letters and emblems. New complete SS emblem kit with fender flags for the complete car. New hood spear. New wheel well stainless. New Flaming river tilt column (powder coated black), also have the stock. New EMS billet hood hinges. New Chrome brake booster and new master cylinder. Powder coated battery tray. New front bumper & marker lights with powder coated brackets. New battery. New battery cables. New coated headers. New EMS Billet hood latch. New DSE 7 speed wiper motor. New steering wheel and horn button. New front windshield. New dual flow-master 2.5" exhaust with cross over pipe. New billet Lokar emergency brake pedal. (Black) New Custom Auto Sound (I-pod) stock looking radio. New custom Auto Sound kick panels with KenWood speakers. LED interior dome lights. Powder coated Gas tank and new sender are installed with new fuel line. Both powder coated inner fenders. Also installed Powder coated heater box, inner and outer, new heater core, new fan motor. 100% done. QA1 billet rear shocks. New Marker light assemblies. New Aluminum radiator. Heater hoses and lower radiator hose done with custom shrink clamps. Dynomat floor and head liner. Billet thermostat housing. I Installed black spark plug wires with custom brackets. Had to buy 2 sets of wires to get them to run the way I wanted them. They look great. Ran a nice hard gas line to carb from pump. Installed a black flex fan and spacer. Sand blasted and painted the wiper transmission and installed it. Over 700+ hours in this build. Clean CA Title. Had the car appraised professionally and came in way over asking price. I have a folder and picture portfolio of the build. Car also comes with a 40 page hard copy Automobile appraisal. Appraised market value (today's value) $65,285. replacement value (to build same vehicle) was $89,400. |
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