Roadrace front running vintage 66 Mustang Shelby Car 77 GT350

1966 Ford Mustang Description:

The Savannah Race Engineering built dry sump motor has only been run at 1 race, the 2017 Pittsburgh Grand Prix, and car was stored since. At 618HP, it is about 35HP up from our previous version, and should be only great going forward. The Dyno sheet bears this out, fantastic torque from 4500-7500, as well steady horsepower growth right into the sweet spot of 5500-7500RPM. The rest of drivetrain Quartermaster 3disc clutch, Jerico road race trans, 4:10 TSD locker all fresh. The brakes Rotors etc all recently replaced, as well Penske adjustable shocks were serviced the end of previous race year. This car is ready to go and will do extremely well in the right hands. With KRC power steering etc., it is a very easy car to drive, is safe/strong, and easy to maintain trackside. The rear is a full 9 inch floater rear end and the front suspension is designed with all the lates, while still maintaining the vintage rules in mind. This is a very well done pro-built car that can be enjoyed for many years to come.

Video of first run of new motor at the Mitty, Road Atlanta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ft4m_BP1QDk

2017 Pitt GP 3rd place overall,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44DbyV1LrfE&t=209s

Car 77 Red, results 2010-2017

Out of the 40 events at various tracks,approximately 30 plus resulted in a class podium finish (1st-through-3rd place).

Just a few more notable finishes include:

1st in class for the SVRA inaugural vintage championship at COTA, Austin, TX.

3rd in class at 2nd annual at Indianapolis invitational race.

3rd in class in inaugural Daytona Classique 24 hr. race.

I can't type enough here to tell all we've done with this car and the construction/parts involved, I'm happy to discuss with any serious buyers, so feel free to call. Thx for your interest, Jeff McKain, 1-757-286-4300.

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