1969 Chevrolet Chevelle For SaleThis 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle is a
big-block street car finished in purple with silver stripes over a
black interior. Built at GM's Kansas City assembly plant, it has
been updated with a 496 cubic inch stroker engine, a Muncie
4-speed, and the brake and steering upgrades that make a car of
this era easier to drive. The 454 did not arrive in the Chevelle
lineup until 1970, which makes this a '69 carrying the displacement
the platform moved to the following year.The engine is a 454-based
stroker combination displacing 496 cubic inches. It is fed by a
Holley carburetor on an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake manifold and
lit by an MSD ignition. Long tube headers lead into a 3-inch
exhaust, a setup built around airflow for a big-displacement
engine. Power goes through the Muncie 4-speed manual to a 10-bolt
Posi rear end with 3.43 gears and upgraded axles, a street-friendly
ratio that gives the engine room to work.Up front, the Chevelle has
been converted to disc brakes with power assist, and it also has
power steering and a tilt steering column. All of the
weatherstripping is new, and so is the windshield. Inside, the
black interior is supported by aftermarket gauges for oil pressure,
water temperature, and tachometer, keeping the engine's key vitals
in view. It suits a buyer who wants a muscle-era Chevelle with
big-block displacement, a four-speed, and the braking and steering
upgrades already done.NFI Empire specializes in classic, exotic,
modified, and luxury vehicles. We offer retail sales, consignment,
financing, and full custom and body work through our on-site shop.
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