Summary

Professionally built and featured in Hot Rod magazine. Featured in Meguiar’s booth at SEMA. Powered by a 555ci 8-cylinder alloy Donavan block engine and 4-speed manual transmission.

Details

This 1966 Corvette body was professionally built for road racing. The car was a featured Meguiar's car at SEMA and was a featured car in Hot Rod magazine. The paint is a custom pearl mix design. The chassis is a radically modified original frame with C5 suspension up front and C4 suspension in the rear. The transmission is a modified Richmond T-10 4-speed with a .82 overdrive. The engine is an all-aluminum 555ci big block Chevy that makes over 850hp. It is equipped with a Donavan aluminum block, Dart cylinder heads with a compression ratio of 12.5:1, 765 lift solid roller cam, MSD ignition, Hilborn electronic fuel injection, lightweight crankshaft from Callies and Crower billet connecting rods. The interior features lightweight racing seats and a 6-point roll bar. The upholstery is done in custom-made tan leather with 5-point safety harness from G-Force. The original gauges and Carabine ECU monitor the engine. This car was shown twice in ISCA and once in Chicago where it won First in Class, Best Custom and Best of Show, beating out a Chip Foose car and a Troy Trepania car. This car was also shown at the Detroit Autorama, where it won another Best Custom Award and First in Class.