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Featured Car - Louie Arnold's 1984 Grand National |
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Louie's car is one of the rare 1984/1985 Grand Nationals. This was the first year for the Distributorless Ignition Systems (DIS), the 4 speed 200R4 transmissions behind the Sequential Fuel Injected (SFI) mill, the 8.5" 3.42 positration rear ends, and the now familar sinister all black look. Often times you'll hear these cars referred to as "Hot Air" cars, called that due to the lack of an intercooler in 1984 and 1985. Louie's car is even rarer for the fact that it has a factory moonroof in it!
Don't let that fool you though ... Louie's ride has the "Right Stuff"! . Louie's taken all that a step further with several "go fast" modifications. Louie says that "The car is my stress relief. Driven when I don't break something on it. Heads and intake are in the shop at moment getting looked at." Louie enjoys tweaking and changing combinations to get the results he wants. He's got a neat custom modified intake manifold that short circuits some of the factory's convoluted flow patterns. Features: Motor
Transmission/Rear End
Body/Interior
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