1969 Chevelle Concours Estate Wagon 117,000 Miles Rare Find (nomad Ss ) on 2040-cars
Turner, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: auto
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 117,000
Trim: Concours Estate Wagon
Up for bid. I have a very very nice Old Concours Estate Wagon. This is a all numbers matching ride. With a fresh rebuild on the motor& trans.Has about 300 miles on it now. The paint is a 1 time repaint about 12 years old Could use a repaint or drive like it is kinda has that granny car look going. little stuff here and there but not to bad Intero is clean inside over all. Nice uncracked or weathered dash door planels are very nice . even has the stock carpit.Bit faded but not weathred.or ripeed up. Floor pans are unreal clean, Runs so smooth it like turning time back. Drives like a dream. Comes with service record up to 50k. Also has one roll of replacement wood gran tape for the side. Has power door locks power back window. 2 way back door Alarm system .Has had a after market stereo installed LET ME SEE IF I CAN GET THIS RIGHT.. Has 10 disc cd changer under drivers seat , amp 1 under pass seat,stereo in custom console with input box,dash speaker rear speakers and 2 amps in the tire holder with 2 thumpers with some kinda switcher... I think i got it.Also has the stock radio. They did nice job on the install. The best part this car is 100% road ready. not rattles squeaks or what was that going on. I will post more pics later save room for ones you guys want. . As for shipping thats up to the buyer buy you could fly in and drive it home. Make a fun trip out of it.Please give me a call 503-991-1705 if i can help in any way special pics or anything you may have concerns about . Call me anytime day or night. Over all i would give the car a 8 or 8.5 Also if you buy this car and you don't like it for any reason what so ever I will give you a full refund. I want a HAPPY HAPPY BUYER
Thanks for your time Jim
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