1965 Mercury Comet Cyclone Ford 427 Sohc Cammer on 2040-cars
Lusby, Maryland, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: rosalindrbbenear@ukdancers.com .
Here is your chance to own a true piece of Ford Muscle Car history. A professionally built 427 SOHC "Cammer" motor stuffed in a 1965 Mercury Comet for the street!!
Engine & Transmission:
1966, 427 SOHC, 10.25:1 Venolia pistons
Crower Rods
428 crankshaft (forged)
New Comp Cams, cams: 598 lift, 285 duration
New Manley Valves and springs
New rocker arms
Heads were ported
Block was hot tanked, magnafluxed and align honed
ARP studs and bearing caps
New timing chain
Rebuilt Holley 750 cfm carburetors
MSD ignition
K&N Air filters.
Ceramic Coated headers
Custom 3" exhaust
C-6 Automatic transmission w/heavy duty clutches, shift kit and bands, blueprinted
3000 stall convertor
Body & Paint:
All steel body, including hood with fiberglass ‘tear drop’ scoop
Single stage urethane Dark Sapphire Blue Metalic
All new emblems, chrome trim and glass
Suspension & Differential:
Custom tubular 'A' arms
Mustang II rack & pinion steering
New power steering unit
Welded in frame connectors
4-link 9" Ford rear w/Posi unit and 4.10:1 gears
Driveshaft loop
Custom made American Torque Thrust rear wheels
Tires: Front (215 x 65R x 15 B.F. Goodrich) Rear (345 x 55R x 16)
Long wheel studs
4-wheel power disc brakes
Coil over shocks all the way around
Interior:
Stock dash configuration with VDO gauges and Mustang Rally Pac
Custom shift console w/Mustang
Power driver’s seat
Mercedes Leather and new foam on all seats
100% wool carpeting in interior and trunk
Alpine CD player in the glove box with changer in the trunk
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