Falcon Tubbed Prostreet 351 C on 2040-cars
Joppa, Maryland, United States
This my car of over twenty years. There has been many changes in he past few years such as new chrome bumpers( still have the red fiberglass bumpers that go with the car as well)new 351 c engine with everything under the hood being new, Including electric water pump, New 6al 2 box and coil, chrome alt., Small high torque starter and demon carb. The engine has had everything done imaginable 30 over pop ups, Lunati 702 lift 324 dur. solid roller cam, Roller everything with girdles ,gear drive. The tranny is a c4 race tranny with a new PA bell housing, 5000 stall, hardened input shaft, Reverse manual valve body and a quarter stick for positive shifts. The rear is a narrowed nine inch four link with smoothed welds, Mosier 35 spline axels, Polished qa 1 adjustable coil overs, full spool with a strange aluminum center section 4.11 gears, polished strange calipers with slotted rotors. The front end is a heidts engineered tubular a arms with qa 1 polished adjustable coil overs and polished rack and pinion, The brakes have a wilwood polished master cylinder and polished wilwood calipers with all braided lines. The wheels are billet specialties street lights rear are 15x15 with 18.5x29x15 mickies front are 4x15 with mickies on them as well. The steering wheel is a matching billet specialties street lite and a polished tilt wheel from flaming river. The body was painted about nine years ago but was a rust free body it is starting to show some bubbles but the paint still looks great Has fiberglass front fenders , New windshield I have some things that go with the car like new door handles, New rubber and some other misc. parts.. buyer is responsible for all shipping fees. |
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