1969 Chevy Camaro Supercar 1000hp Arias 636ci Pro Street Running For Sale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2014
- Update: SOLD...At first glance you may try to figure out what futuristic medium this fire breathing monster has come from. Then on closer inspection you see that this really is a true 1969 Camaro taken to the max. Everything about this package says GO!! Original concept was to build the fastest street car and the owner surely accomplished that with some to spare. The car is now configured to be the wildest street legal Camaro on the planet.
Yes I did say street legal!! (Registered & Currently Licensed), Just imagine the stir you will cause at the local cruise in, car show or a visit to the race strip. You will definitely be in a class all your own. This is not the ride for the faint of heart or the bashful type who does not enjoy attracting a crowd.
The first thing you notice about this growling monster is the quality of the build. Everything is done perfect with nothing withheld and no expense spared. The fit and finish is beyond spectacular for this all metal 69. From the flawless body lines to the perfectly fabricated interior this build screams quality and beauty. There is no fiberglass here and no corners have been cut. The chassis is fabricated out of 4130 chrome- moly tubing built to 25-1c specifications. The custom interior is fabricated out of polished aluminum. The car is a true pro build from the well known Top Of The Hill in Pleasanton, Ca.
Seeing as how the car is all metal it does weigh in a little bit more than a fiberglass car might and to account for the extra weight the car sports a 10 litre 636ci Arias Hemi to move it down the road. The engine is built on an aluminum Arias block, with a Velasco 5-inch stroke billet crankshaft and uses Brooks aluminum connecting rods. The heads come from Arias and are hemi style aluminum with Arias shaft. MSD 7AL and MSD Super Coil ignition system. Ultra Dyne cam. Hand made headers.
Induction is from a massive Ron Caps Limited Production supercharger that uses an Arias magnesium intake manifold and an Enderle Buzzard-Catcher injector. This combination is capable of over 1800hp. Car is currently configured to run on gasoline.
Getting this amazing HP to the rear wheels is accomplished through Lenco 4- speed planetary transmission with a triple disc clutch, Lakewood bell-housing and a strange chrome-moly drive-shaft connected to a Ford 9" rearend.
I think that you are getting the picture about what is going on with this car. I have listed the more detailed technical information below for your pleasure. This car has been featured in Popular Hot Rodding and Car Craft magazines and copies come with the car.
More pics and info at:
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I remember seeing this car in a small clipping from Car Craft Magazine back in like 1995. I believe I remember the article claimed 1800 hp. Super cool to finally see it again.
That car is badass 👍👍
Nice !!!! Love that blower surge
What a monster!
If the police don't like it that's because there is no like in the out tearier. Classic one wow
Fuck this is a masterpiece
Wild
Someone needs to post some video of this Camaro preforming.I have not been able to find any info stating any ET`s.I know there are a lot of car enthusjasts who want to see this Camaro moving under it`s own power...thanks jimbo
It never made a run...The car was painted @ Conner's Body Shop in Santa Clara (Thought the shop deserved a mention)
it is sold.
Built by Craig hill.it used to be his car, with another person
What kind of E.Ts?
That's an ARIUS Big Block H-E-M-I HEADED Chevy Engine sitting under that roots blower
I want to know what kinda times it runs. Because I had a '68 that ran 9s with just a 454, did need all of that nonsense.
Pro street 😁
Does anyone know how much it sold for and if it was sold at Mecum auctions
90
How much
To much weight on the front end to actually race full bore what does the car do in 1/4 mile
I remember seeing that car roll across the lot while I was watching the Mecum Auto Auction last week! So is that a Chevrolet Hemi? Can you please explain!
I was at the Anaheim Mecum this car sold at last year. Amazing car
It is an aftermarket racing engine.
Nick Arias Jr. probably one of the best engine builders and innovators in the world of drag racing came up with the Chevy hemi idea in the 60's. Hemi heads on a Chevy block. To be a real deal Arais motor it has to meet certain specifications like the head gasket has to be a Chevy head gasket, where the head bolt to the block the bolt location haft to be in there stock location shit like that. also it has to be built by Arais himself or any one that he says can build that type of motor because he owns the right to the design.
@@carbuffs Is it floor sell
@@justingriffith2991 It has sold.
Did not know chevy made any production hemi heads
they dont,those are Arias heads.
*Pony car *1800 hp
1000hp blown big block, what a joke. One can make 900hp in a 632 na on 93, and be drivable on the street, for half the cost of this blower motor. I think someone made a typo
1 k HP is not very much🤔
It's 1800
American muscle classic cars never die there go faster new cars there trash wack
All of that and only 1000hp something's wrong
daybreaK Yeah because its set up to run pump gas so it can be cruized on the street.
I was thinking the same thing. You can get a 632 BBC on pump gas to put out a 1000 so I would think 636 with a blower would do way more.
Wat des car run
@@Moore257 the blower has a huge top pulley so its way underdriven .so its hardly making any boost.put a small pully on the blower and overdrive it and its a different story....
Deviljoint Wescott even with low boost 1000 hp is very low considering engine builder can get around 1000 HP NA from a 632 BBC
That thing is no longer a 69 camaro. What a shame
I absolutely hate blower tunes like this, it's just a waste. I think that loping and almost dieing sounds dumb,