1967 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE II CUSTOM COUPE

This 1967 Plymouth Belvedere II Pro-Touring build is powered by a Hensley Performance 500ci stroker V8 engine mated to a A833 4-speed manual transmission. The 440ci block comes with a SCAT stroker crankshaft and Crane cam and is topped by Trick Flow 204 cylinder heads. It also features an Edelbrock intake with Holley Sniper fuel injection, Holley Sniper distributor, Holley Sniper ignition box and Centerforce billet steel flywheel with McLeod clutch. The engine is backed by an A833 4-speed manual transmission that is completely rebuilt using all-new gears, syncros, bearings and seals. Other features include Hooker SuperComp headers and a 3-inch exhaust with TTi X-pipe out to Flowmaster mufflers. This car rides on a Reilly Motorsports AlterKtion front K-member kit with coilover suspension, sway bar, and rack & pinion steering, along with Reilly Motorsports Street-Lynx rear 4-link coilover suspension kit, new RMS 8.75-inch rear housing powder-coated black, Moser axles and 489 center section, and Detroit Locker with 4.10 gears. Stopping power is provided by huge 14-inch front Wilwood brakes with 6-piston calipers and 11-inch rear Wilwood disc brakes. A new fuel tank with in-tank fuel pump offers quiet operation. This car rides on custom-ordered Billet Specialties wheels finished in Matte Bronze center with Matte Black hoops with 18x8-inch wheels up front wrapped with Mickey Thompson Street Comp tires, and 20x9-inch wheels out back wrapped with Mickey Thompson ET Street tires. The all-new interior features black bucket seats, Hurst 4-speed shifter, Flaming River tilt steering column and Billett Specialties steering wheel. This car has approximately 300 miles on drivetrain since completion. This car comes with a folder full receipts and documentation. **TITLED AS 1967 PLYM BELVIDERE**

Pro-Touring build powered by a 500ci stroker Hensley Performance V8 engine and A833 4-speed manual transmission. Has Reilly Motorsports coilover suspension front and rear, Wilwood disc brakes and Billet Specialties wheels. Titled as 1967 Plym Belvidere.