1975 Chevy Camaro Runs And Drives Good 4 Speed Manual, Good Clutch. on 2040-cars
Hemet, California, United States
This is a beautifully kept very low mileage 1975 Camaro odometer reads 57149 miles is a California Car. The car is in good shape and runs and drives good. previous owner rebuilt the engine put a new clutch, and installed new dual exhaust system, the engine has a air gap intake and carburetor edelbrock, the stock timing chain was replace with a precision Gear Drive system it has too many new parts.-new battery, water pump, hoses, caps, belts, aluminum edelbrock valve covers, starter, over flow bottle, Wheel bearings,brakes, diamond cut headlamp,rear shocks,front shocks,upholstery,ceiling,carpet, and many more. Now the bad. - No horn, small oil leak, small paint chips and dings (check pictures). Interior is unbelievable You will be the center of attention with this beauty... If you have any more questions send me an e mail This is one doesn’t require the smog check in California 1975 Chevy Camaro
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