:lol::lol::lol: 7K FOR A 106 MPH CAR:fail1:
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1979 Chevy Malibu Coupe Landau, 406 - $7000
406 small-block Chevy with less than 5000 miles
*509 cast block (2 bolt mains)
*balanced
*Callies Stealth-series forged crank
*forged 6" I-beam rods
*forged Wiseco pistons (flat-tops with 2 valve reliefs)
*custom grind solid flat-tappet cam (523 I/545 E...243/249 dur. @50...110LS)
*AFR 195cc Eliminator aluminum heads (65cc)
*Harland Sharp 1.5 roller rockers
*CompCams Hi-Tech chromemoly push rods
*ATI Super Damper balancer
*Edelbrock Performer RPM Air-Gap intake
*Holley Street Avenger 770
*A/C and heat still functional
TH350 transmission
G-force transmission crossmember
Redneck 3500 stall converter
8.5" rear end from a Grand National
3.42 posi gears
UMI tubular upper/lower control arms and lower control arm relocation brackets
stock GN sway bar
new wheel cylinders (spring '08)
aluminum drums
Schoenfeld headers (1 5/8" stepped to 1 3/4"... 3" collectors)
Torque-Tech 3" mandrel bent exhaust with X-pipe and GN-style tailpipes
Wheel Vintiques rally wheels
*15x6 front (3.5" BS); 215/60R15's
*15x8 rear (4" BS); 275/60/15 BFG D/R's
Car has seen 12.30's at a 3820 race weight, it's a nice quiet cruiser that will surprise a lot of people, very streetable. I'm sure it has an 11 in it N/A with a little bit of adjustments. Hooks very well on the street and track (high 1.6's consistently) Engine bay looks almost stock, still has mechanical fan and air conditioning.
I am sorry but I just had to post this up
protection/certification/guarantee. More info
1979 Chevy Malibu Coupe Landau, 406 - $7000
406 small-block Chevy with less than 5000 miles
*509 cast block (2 bolt mains)
*balanced
*Callies Stealth-series forged crank
*forged 6" I-beam rods
*forged Wiseco pistons (flat-tops with 2 valve reliefs)
*custom grind solid flat-tappet cam (523 I/545 E...243/249 dur. @50...110LS)
*AFR 195cc Eliminator aluminum heads (65cc)
*Harland Sharp 1.5 roller rockers
*CompCams Hi-Tech chromemoly push rods
*ATI Super Damper balancer
*Edelbrock Performer RPM Air-Gap intake
*Holley Street Avenger 770
*A/C and heat still functional
TH350 transmission
G-force transmission crossmember
Redneck 3500 stall converter
8.5" rear end from a Grand National
3.42 posi gears
UMI tubular upper/lower control arms and lower control arm relocation brackets
stock GN sway bar
new wheel cylinders (spring '08)
aluminum drums
Schoenfeld headers (1 5/8" stepped to 1 3/4"... 3" collectors)
Torque-Tech 3" mandrel bent exhaust with X-pipe and GN-style tailpipes
Wheel Vintiques rally wheels
*15x6 front (3.5" BS); 215/60R15's
*15x8 rear (4" BS); 275/60/15 BFG D/R's
Car has seen 12.30's at a 3820 race weight, it's a nice quiet cruiser that will surprise a lot of people, very streetable. I'm sure it has an 11 in it N/A with a little bit of adjustments. Hooks very well on the street and track (high 1.6's consistently) Engine bay looks almost stock, still has mechanical fan and air conditioning.
I am sorry but I just had to post this up
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