Vehicle Description
One look at the big air grabber on top of the hood, seriously meaty
rear tires, and big rear wing, and you know this 1958 Chevrolet
Delray Pro Street is a quarter-mile king. So dig into all the
details on this slick supercharged coupe that takes the classic
style and adds the right competition-ready goodies.
The 1958 Chevy will always be in demand for its single-year
very-wide design. And this one takes full advantage of that to make
a very imposing look with all that shiny chrome on the wide front
end. In fact, take a moment to really see how mirror-like the
chrome is and the deep luster of the two-tone red and cream. We're
told the full build has less than 200 miles on it, and in fact, the
low odometer is said to reflect how far this one has gone since the
full custom build was completed. So there was room in the budget
for a stunning restoration... even if the first thing really
noticed is the speed. After all, the monster motor in this one
needs so much room that it towers over the hood. The Weld Racing
wheels are a bright and strong way to show off just how much rubber
meets the road in the rear. And speaking of the rear, while most
people talk about the wheelie bars on a pro street car, it's that
airplane-sized custom aluminum rear wing that gets the
attention.
The interior was given all the right investments for a true track
machine. That means getting rid of extra weight and making sure
everything is focused on speed. So the full rear seat package was
eliminated to make way for the tubbed rear end. All the radio and
temperature controls you'd find on a pedestrian Chevy are replaced
with race-ready gauges and carbon fiber panels. And there's a full
roll cage welded to the frame, and this included the trunk to
protect the fuel cell. But being competition-worthy doesn't mean
missing out on the right style. The taut headliner, plush
carpeting, and smooth dash have a quality appearance. And while you
have proper racing seats, they are also finished in a supple
ultraleather. You have RCI five-point harnesses, a Cheetah SCS
shifter, and crisp AutoMeter Pro-Comp gauges giving you all your
important info.
Under the hood is a beast that's ready to show off thanks to a ton
of polished components. But what you'll really love is all the
substance behind the style. After all, you instantly spot the twin
Holley 750 CFM four-barrel carburetors that feed the awesome
Mooneyham 871 blower with underdrive pulleys. Plus, the big block
underneath has been built to be a fortified unit to work well with
the force-fed power. It starts with a 454 cubic-inch V8 that has
balanced & blueprinted and been bored .60 over to 468ci total. It
includes TRW pistons, a Competition Engineering camshaft, Comp Cam
hydraulic roller lifters, ARP studs, a Weiand intake, and Edelbrock
aluminum heads. This professional build knows how to exhale with
authority thanks to hooker long tube headers feeding the side
exhaust. This big power build is supported by the best pieces,
including steel braided lines w/AN fittings, an MSD 6AL ignition,
and an aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. This fires up
with that cool growl and whirr combination that tells everyone you
have supercharged V8 power. This full package is estimated to make
a whopping 980 horsepower! That's why the transmission is a stout
TH400 three-speed automatic unit with a TCI torque converter, 3500
stall, and a shift kit. The undercarriage is just as clean as the
rest of this build, and so you can clearly see the custom square
tube steel chassis, Fat Man tubular A-arm front end, ladder bar
rear, adjustable coilovers, and four-wheel disc brakes.
There are a ton more components to go over, and you can call us for
all the details. But you already know this is an awesome build with
some serious attitude. So you know it's going to be moving out of
here fast. Call now!