1978 Chevy Camaro Very, Very Rough on 2040-cars
Clemmons, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: Auto
Model: Camaro
Mileage: 171,622
Trim: Standard
This 78' Camaro is in poor shape. Interior is shot, has no dash, paint is awful, large dent in left quarter panel. The engine does turn over by hand and the trans was rebuilt @ 15ish years ago, then the car was parked outside for the last 10 years. When I hooked up a battery and tried to turn the engine over the starter solenoid would not even click, there was just a sad groan from something under the hood that repeated every 15 seconds or so.
The car was bought by my mom and dad new and I had aspirations to repair and drive it, until we got it back to my house and I got a better look at it. I'm not going to mess with it and just want it gone. I'm starting the auction at $160.00 so if someone wants it and it sells for that, then I can cover the seller fee. Quite frankly, I'm getting tired of looking at it and want it out of my driveway. The mileage on the odo. is 71622 but I know it has tripped at least once and maybe twice so it's either 171622 or 271622, not sure which it is. I do have the clear title.
If someone buys it, it will have to be towed because it WILL NOT RUN in its current pitiful state. Located just outside of Winston-Salem NC.
Thanks for looking.
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