FS: 87 Corvette with 383 stroker and tpis mini ram 4500.00
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87 Corvette with 383 stroker and tpis mini ram 4500.00
Brand new 383 stroker with tpis mini ram and fuel rail. 450 miles on motor . brand new Bosch 24 lb injectors brand new fuel pump brand new clutch rated for 500 horse brand new cap and rotor plugs and wires has a chip program from PCM of North Carolina program for everything that has been done to iT. READ CAREFULLY. The engine has developed a miss. Did a compression test on number 2 cylinder and it is down 30 lb I WILL NOT RUN ANY MORE TESTS FOR YOU I WILL NOT DOA LEAK DOWN TEST FOR YOU.. I have over $4,500 invested in the motor I'm done with the car just come get it $4,500 for the whole car bring a trailer and take it out of here. Call or text or message on here 814-553-4099 odometer reads 97'000 but I'm sure that's not right probably had a diff cluster put in the title says miles exempt. Location is Curwensville PA
Hood shuts fine just had it popped to to take pics of the motor
Hood shuts fine just had it popped to take pics of motor
Hood shuts fine just had it popped to to take pics of the motor
Hood shuts fine just had it popped to take pics of motor
Last edited by Brandonvette; 04-18-2020 at 11:07 AM.
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mazdaverx7 (04-20-2020)
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Burning Brakes
Brandon, I've been in your shoes... Do yourself a favor (my buddy gave me the same advise). Put that car in the garage for 2 weeks, and then decide if you really want to sell it. I get so mad I'd like to blow it up, but then I realise that it would be unreasonable to sell it cheap, and I just need to fix the da....darn thing. You will probably change your mind before then to keep it, and fix it.
These are hobby cars, and if you sell it, you will probably end up replacing it with another hobby car, wishing you still had that 383 to work with.
Your car, your decision.
These are hobby cars, and if you sell it, you will probably end up replacing it with another hobby car, wishing you still had that 383 to work with.
Your car, your decision.
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Brandon, I've been in your shoes... Do yourself a favor (my buddy gave me the same advise). Put that car in the garage for 2 weeks, and then decide if you really want to sell it. I get so mad I'd like to blow it up, but then I realise that it would be unreasonable to sell it cheap, and I just need to fix the da....darn thing. You will probably change your mind before then to keep it, and fix it.
These are hobby cars, and if you sell it, you will probably end up replacing it with another hobby car, wishing you still had that 383 to work with.
Your car, your decision.
These are hobby cars, and if you sell it, you will probably end up replacing it with another hobby car, wishing you still had that 383 to work with.
Your car, your decision.