Join the new 6.2 -liter LSA engine in this classic Chevy muscle car are heavy spare springs and new Wilwood brakes
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by Brad Anderson
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- Under its classic exterior, the Chevelle is seated on a chassis Art Morrison GT Sport.
- The power comes from a supercharged LSA V8 of 6.2 liters producing a power of 725 horsepower.
- The body is finished in silver ppg cortez, the air absolutely virgin and flawless.
If you are on the market for a car that mixes classic muscle and modern performance, look no further than this 1966 Chevelle Chevelle. The manufacturers have invested around $ 350,000 to create this superb restaurant. We will let you decide its true value, but it is difficult to deny that this car attracts attention.
The Mecum auctions will present this catchy restaurant during its Glendale sales event this weekend. What started as a standard chevelle was completely transformed by GoodFellows Classic Cars in Phoenix, Arizona. Although no pre-enchained estimate has been shared, there is a good chance that it will be sold for a breathtaking sum.
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Underlying the Chevelle is a chassis art Morrison GT Sport, while the reworked body is finished in silver PPG Cortez. However, unlike some restaurants that have exaggerated exteriors, sometimes dressed in light carbon fibers, this chevy does a good job to hide its true identity.
The supply of the classic GM model is a 6.2 -liter supercharged LSA V8 which has been set to deliver 725 horsepower. This engine giant is coupled with an automatic transmission causing the rear wheels. It also shakes a strange differential with limited 9 inch sliding on the back, wild brakes in the four corners, a new direction with Rack-And-Pinion and heavy springs. A 3 -inch stainless steel exhaust ensures that the V8 purrs as it should.
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A lot of time, efforts and money were also devoted to the car cabin. New black leather seats with blue contrast stitching complete the interior of the car, while a new three -ray steering wheel and Dakota digital gauge clusters provide modern touches. In addition, the vintage air air conditioning system guarantees that you will stay cool, regardless of the heat of this engine. Like the outside, the interior is refreshing and discreet, allowing the LSA V8 to be the star of the show.
If you have pockets deep enough to hang this beast, consult the Mecum auctions here to place your offer.
