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1964 Volvo 544 Ex Ralley Car (street Legal) on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:99999 Color: with Red interior which makes for a nice combo
Location:

Laughlin, Nevada, United States

Laughlin, Nevada, United States
Advertising:

Up FOR SALE is a 1964 Volvo 544

This is a Ex Ralley Car now (Street Legal)

White exterior with Red interior which makes for a nice combo. This car has been lowered to give it a clean stance. The body is straight with no signs of rust. Paint is nice but not show quality. The interior is clean with normal wear. Has a rebuilt B-18 bored to B-20 motor with manual transmission. This car is fast and fun to drive.

 

Rebuilt B-18 Motor Bored to a B-20

        New B-20 Mahle Pistons

        Rebuilt Rods –

        10/10 Crank –

        Refaced Flywheel –

        New "D" Cam –

        New Volvo Lifter & Push Rod –

        All New Bearings –

        New Fiber Gear, Cam/ Timing Gear–

        Rebuilt “E” Cylinder Head with 10.5 to 1 compression & Harden Exhaust Seat –

        Dual High Rev Valve Springs

        Rebuilt Rocker Assembly –

        New Heavy Duty Oil Pump –

        Silicone Front Cover Seal

        Silicone Rear Main Seal

        New Volvo Lifters

        Rebuilt Alternator

        New Fuel Pump

        New Electronic Ignition

        New Regulator

        New Water Pump

        Recorded Radiator

        Balanced Assembly

        Complete Rebuilt Front Suspension

        H&R Lowering Springs

        New KONI Shocks

        IPD Front Sway Bar

        New Limiting Straps in rear

        New Custom Exhaust 2”

        New Brake Master Cyl., Brakes & Hoses

        New Lynx Intake Manifold with Rebuilt Weber 45 Sidedraft Carb

        All New Belts & Hoses

        Also have other B-20 & B-18 Motors in Stock For Sale

        Have Complete Motors or Long Blocks

        ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL MY CELL “ DO NOT TEXT OR EMAIL”

 

Call John with any questions. (805) 216-7330.

$1000 Deposit (Non Refundable) due within 48 hours(PayPal). Rest by Certified Bank Check or CASH. For sale as is.

RESERVE the Right to End the Auction Early, Car is also FOR SALE LOCAL.

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