This Atlantic Blue Metallic with dual Silver "Shelby-Style" stripes
was restored in the early 2000's, the previous owner purchased it
here in Texas back in 2003 and has kept it in excellent
condition.
This original "C" code 289V8 was enhanced during the original
restoration and now boasts 10:1 compression with an estimated
300HP. The stock "C4" 3-speed automatic transmission and rear end
have been retained, the factory AC has been upgraded to accept 134a
refrigerant and blows nice and cold. Ceramic coated headers and a
dual exhaust system with "Flowmaster" mufflers provide a nice
mellow tone. Power Steering, Power Front Disc Brakes and 16"
American Racing wheels complete the driving experience.
The dash instrumentation has been upgraded with a JME Enterprises
custom dash bezel with Auto Meter Ultra-Lite series gauges, an
AM-FM Cassette Stereo and a Custom Wood Steering Wheel.
Options Include:
289CI 4BBL V8 Engine (estimated 300HP)
10.0:1 Compression/268 Competition Cam
Hedman Ceramic Coated Headers/Dual Exhaust w/"Flowmaster"
Mufflers
C4 Automatic Transmission
Factory AC w/134a Refrigerant Upgrade
Power Steering
Power Front Disc Brakes
16" American Racing Torque Thrust Aluminum Wheels
Yokohama P225/245 16" performance radials
Bucket Seats/Fold-Down Rear Seat
Auto Meter Custom Gauge Cluster
AM-FM Cassette Stereo
Custom 3-Spoke Wood Steering Wheel
Dual Hood/Roof/Deck Lid Stripes
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