74 l-48 Stingray
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74 l-48 Stingray
Just bought a 1974 l-48 Stingray for $6400. Numbers matching, but oversized cam, pushing about 420hp. All I had to do was fix the carb. Instead, bought an edelbrock 650. Has T-tops, and body is immaculate. 4 speed manual. Insanely fast. Hit 165, and had gas pedal to go. Did I make a good Deal? 64000 original miles
Last edited by James Ludy; Apr 13, 2020 at 01:34 AM.
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Sounds like it. Where are the pic's?
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You were told in your other post to fix the original carburetor and to not put on a Edelbrock 650 AVS.
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