1969 Chevelle Pro/Street

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                                                         This Chevelle has been featured in 2 magazines and won over 100 awards !

The low profile hood scoop that is on the car is functional and feeds a built 402 cubic inch engine that was Dyno tested at 475 horsepower. All that muscle is backed up with  a TCI 700-R4 that is rated for 650 horsepower, so it can handle whatever the big-block can throw at it. The engine features a Holley 750CFM Double-Pumper and a full roller valve-train by Comp .

The B&M shifted 4-speed automatic transmission features a 2,400 stall converter . Power is then sent out to a narrowed 12-bolt rear end with an Eaton posi and 4.11 gears. Ladder bars & coil-over shocks  keep the rear- end planted.

 

  
The interior features racing style bucket seats with harnesses and a roll cage. Custom Autometer gauges fill the dash and Custom Auto Sound AM/FM radio supplies the tunes.

 

 


 

 

 





Big and little radial tires on Centerline  wheels not only put the power to the ground but give it that Pro/Street stance we all love !

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