I love this car to death but personal reasons are forcing me to sale. I live in Louisville, KY and i'm asking $8000 obo. Pictures: http://www.v8buick.com/showthread.php?t=121558 1965 Buick Special Dodge Viper Red Red/White Vinyl/Leather Seats Black Carpet Grey door panels that need to be replaced Ratchet Shifter All gauges work Factory radio delete -Engine is a .30 over 327sbc out of a '68 Bel-Air(#3914678) -Large Journal Crank Cut .10 over(#3911001) -Hypereutectic flat-top pistons with 2-valve relief -FM Speed Pro Cam Valve Lift .480 Cam Lift .320 Duration 287/230 -The heads are from a Bel-Air(#39172930) with new 1.94/1.50 valves and springs -Holley Street Dominator Intake -3310 Holley 750 carb with electric choke -Hooker longtube headers -2.5" header back flowmaster american thunder exhaust -New Starter and Battery -New radiator with twin electric fans -Holley Red Fuel Pump mounted in trunk with on/off switch mounted in car -All new moog steering components -4 wheel manual drum brakes good solid pedal -10 bolt posi rearend with 3.73s and no whine -Driveshaft safety loop -15x7 Cragars in the rear and 15x4s in the front -Transmission is a 350TH but it has a bad governor and right now i only have 2nd and 3rd gear -Car has a solid floor pan, trunk pan, and frame. Only rust is a small spot on the rear passenger side wheel well lip, small area under the rear passenger side quarter that is not visible unless under the car, and a small area on the driverside right before the rear wheel well opening. The car is solid and even with the listed areas it's 90% rust free. You can drive the car anywhere. When it's cold all it needs is 2 pumps of the gas pedal and it starts right up. The motor has 70 miles on it and has had 3 oil changes. The engine temp has not gone over 150. All of the chrome is in decent shape and all of the interior and exterior lights work as well as the heat. Car has a power steering box on it right now but it did not have the power steering pump when i bought it so i've been driving it with manual steering. I think that's everything. Any questions feel free to ask.
