1967 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
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Up for auction is a 1967 Chevelle Dark Blue with a 1968 327 small block motor with 202 fuelie heads putting out 350hp with hydraulic cam Saginaw 4 Speed manual transmission with 11” clutch Edelbrock intake manifold with Edelbrock 600cfm carburetor MDS ignition Hedman Headers PS/PB. Has new headliner all gauges work original radio AM radio still works(needs speaker) Interior has bench seat front and rear with no noticeable tears with new headliner. Very little pitting in chrome (shown in photos) around rear taillights. Car is a two owner car. Car was purchased from original owner in 1985. Originally a six cylinder. Current owner (mechanic by trade) put in new engine and trans in 1990. Body is straight and all panels are solid no rust on body, trunk is like in new condition as is inner fenders front and rear. Very small rust spots (size of a half dollar) on both driver and passengers side floors other than that perfect. Car is perfect for either a driver or candidate for a complete resto mod restoration. Any questions or would like more photos please email. Serious buyers only!!! |
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