1982 Chevy Monte Carlo on 2040-cars
Cream Ridge, New Jersey, United States
1982 Monte Carlo with added SS Trim
327 engine 400 turbo transmission 2200 stall converter, trans and drive shaft recently rebuilt. 3.23 rear with auburn posi, HD coil springs front and rear, HD sway bars F&R. Edelbrock IAS shocks, front wheel dust covers. 2.5” custom dual exhaust, VDO TAC, guage pack, 5 new bf goodrich tires, Engine: has about 15,000 miles, 7 quart pan with high volume oil pump and hardened pump drive, TRW forged 9.1 pistons with edelbrock aluminum heads shaved .055 giving 10.5:1 compression ratio. Runs on premium fuel w/o pinging @ 38deg advanced timing. Competition cam and lifters, intake 220deg @ .464 lift, exhaust 234deg with .494 lift. Cam was made for offroad truck. Crane push rods, crane gold roller rockers, hydraulic lifters, edelbrock intake with 1” plastic spacer, Holly 750 vac secondary dual feed, MSD distributor and box, K&N , flex fan, 3 row rad, 5 micron fuel filter, high torque starter. Great running car. Local Pickup only, To make arrangements to see the car call 609-758-7320 |
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