$8,300 – Sioux Falls, SD:
“For sale!$8,300 !1978 Plymouth Arrow chris Alston round tube chassis car! Roller no motor or transmission, Car went 9.79 at 139 with a stock stroke 360 and 904 trans! Light weight , car with small block and trans weighed 2400 pounds, I’ve done a lot of upgrades to the car sense I got it, new wheels all around, weld prostars in rear and mickey Thompson fronts, tires are 1 season old with not many passes, 4-link, 9” rear, 4.44 gears with Afcco coil overs in rear, 60” wheelie bars, spindle struts up front, car can fit a 32×14 slick, current has 31.5×12.5 W, funny car cage, 5 gal fuel cell, holly 500 gpm pump, gas or alcohol, 5/8” fuel line, Holley regulator, all lexan except for windshield, front end is removable with 4 bolts and two pins, new bubble hood scoop installed that still needs to be finished, comes with 1/78-2” step fender exit headers for a small block , I do have a motor plate for big and small block and drives shafts for 904 and 727, ignition box and coil not included , put in new Afco radiator last year, 4 wheel disk breaks, car stops awsome! Had the car scaled two years ago and is a nice driving race car, car also comes with a spare ed quay wing, moroso switch panel with breakers built in, stored in heated garage and off the ground so no flat spots, car was certified to 8.50 but is expired, belts are good, has removable steering wheel, and window net, also have a set of 4.89 gears from when it was a 1/8 mile car, fun car to drive and doesn’t take a lot of power to go fast in this thing! 6’ to 6’ 1” tall driver I would say max, all aluminum floor and fire wall, body is steel except hood, doors open and close better than a new car, I don’t need to sell, if it doesn’t sell I will put my new combo in and go racing, car does have tittle but it’s old and has t been transferd in years, car does not come with battery either, has removable trans cover and drive shaft tunnel witch is out of the car at this moment , I’m sure I’m forgetting some stuff,Any questions let me know Thanks! “
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