1987 Buick Grand National Nhra Certified Drag Race Car Project 1 Owner Title on 2040-cars
Pawtucket, Rhode Island, United States
Up for sale is a Buick Grand National NHRA 25.5 SFI Certified to 7.50 race car chrome molly Pro stock funny car cage car. Have original title stamped NEW and miles say 20. Original owner made it into a drag car. Car needs to be finished needs to be plumbed wired and painted All hard work is done List of what car has is 25.5 SFI NHRA certified roll cage and chassis with funny car cage Front and mid plates S & W 32 inch Fully adjustable ladder bar rear suspension mounted to a ford 9 inch with axles no ctr section Spohn tubular upper and lower adjustable control arms Flaming river narrowed rack and pinion with S & W steering column & quick one steering wheel mount LS1 front brake conversion cross drilled rotors and centerline front and rear wheels NHRA Certified to 7.50 Sportsman Kirkey 17 inch seat Set up for 14x32x15 tires
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