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Hi all,
1st post here (sound of bell ringing). I have a Non numbers matching 69SS. Car now has a 454 and made 600hp on the dyno with Oval port heads and a flat tappet cam (runs 11.30`s @ 120). It is a nice cruiser and looks day 2 if you can dig it (sorry, I just couldn;t resist). I am in the midst of doing the body work and am at the following fork in the road. Do I: A) put in an 8 point roll cage to keep it safe (I only go to the track 1-2 times a year) B) no cage (and hope to keep it shiny side up) and just keep it as a hot day 2 street car. Just thought I would ask you opinions. I am going to paint it tuxedo black and may add the ss side stripe. for those that are interested, it was built in Canada (Oshawa)and cam as follows: front disks, buckets, Z25 SS trim, 396/350, M21, 3.55 posi, lemans blue with dark blue vinyl top, parchment interior, PS, PB. ![]()
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1969 Chevelle SS 396 Oshawa Built L34/M20 Shhh....11.30's @ 121mph |
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