1966 Chevelle Project Parts

[PepsiBlue]

I have been working on a Pro-Touring 1966 Chevelle project since 2008. It started innocently enough with the purchase of a "restored" Pro Street vehicle. I figured I'd re-dress it a bit for going around corners and have a big time. When I was hit with cancer twice in that year and survived, I decided the Chevelle was my entire Bucket List. Budget didn't matter much and I had a great time dreaming about and working on the car. And, buying good stuff.

There is some REALLY GOOD stuff here ... flame me if I overstate.

It is a long story that I don't have the energy to tell, but now I find I cannot finish this project. I've literally cried and that didn't change a thing.

So, I am working on selling the whole shooting match.

This is my first post, even though I've lurked here regularly since a friend and Car of the Month honoree told me about the site several years ago. You guys just posted and answered the questions before I could get them out.



Because I am new, I don't want to presume to take over a thread with a bunch of pictures. So, here's what I've done. I've posted pictures, with comments, of the major items for sale on Flickr (the rest are on eBay; if interested, here's the link to stuff available on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/estoversesta...p2047675.l2562)

If you like, take a look. Then, if you find anything of interest, let me know and I'll get you an asking price and we'll see where we go from there. Of course, I'd like to sell things in as few transactions as possible. Even so, the point will come quickly when I will be willing to have the roller disassembled the roller.

Here is the link to the items: http://www.flickr.com/photos/105486395@N05/

Thanks for reading!

[analyte]

Is the tank setup for EFI or carb?

[pist0lpete]

It may be only me but the flickr link isn't working.

[coast2coast]

It may be only me but the flickr link isn't working.

Didn't work for me either.

[cactuss4]

Okay what are you asking for the Frame and components.

Dash and center console are intriguing.

Thanks And sorry that you are having to abandon the project..
Tory
tmblue gmail.com if need be

[PepsiBlue]

Sorry for the hassle. Here's the address cleaned up a bit: www.flickr.com/photos/105486395@N05/

If this new one doesn't work, please try copying this address, then pasting it into your browser's address line.

[PepsiBlue]

I bought the tank before I decided to go EFI. I guess the answer to your question is "Yes and No". The tank won't accept an in-tank EFI fuel pump, however it can certainly be used with an external pump. I was going to use the Aeromotive A1000 shown frame mounted in the picture on Flickr IMG_1214. Thanks for the question.

[PepsiBlue]

Thanks for your interest. First, I'll give you additional information about what is on the frame:

Hot Rods to Hell OEM Boxed El Camino Frame for 1966 Chevelle *
Center Drive Truck Arm Suspension Jig Mounted *
GM 12 Bolt Housing, Refurbished, Ears Removed, Center Drive Components Mounted to Housing *
Axles, bearings and Seals for GM 12 Bolt

Cost Paid for above = $6,150 (* Items Powder Coated in Satin Black)

Eaton Posi $480
4:11 Gear $200
Wilwood front and rear brakes 12" drilled and slotted (Rear has e-brakes) $1,400
Lokar Stainless Steel E-brake Cable Kit $170
Fat Man Fab G-Force Drop Spindle (Improves geometry) $299
Front ShockWaves with Upper and Lower Control Arms $1,349
CoolRide Rear Air Springs $382
AGR Close Ratio Billet Steering Gear Box $350
New Front Linkage, Bushings, Sway Bar $550
Sweet Power Steering Fluid Cooler $90
Wheels and Tires $1,600

Components $6,870

Total as Priced above: $13,020

Plus ...
Stainless Steel Fasteners, Line Clamps, etc.
Aluminum Plumbing fittings and pieces
Fuel Hose
Air Line and fittings
Stainless Steel Brake Line
Power Cable to Relocate battery to Trunk

I'll take $9,000 for all of it. If you'd like to exclude the wheels and tires, I'll take $7,900 for the balance. FYI, everything is new or professionally prepared (rear end and frame), except the power cable and sway bar (they came with the car when I bought it).

Thanks again!