Chevrolet Chevy El Camino 1970 Factory Air & Automatic Needs Restoration on 2040-cars
Eastman, Georgia, United States
Offered here is a 1970 Chevy El Camino in need of restoration. We bought this vehicle about 5 ~ 6 years ago with the idea of restoring it. Our problem is that our shop stays so busy with customer work 6 days a week, it overflows into the street and we just can't get to anything else:
This was a non-running unit when we bought it with a bad motor (which is not the original). It is a factory air car with automatic transmission and we believe it has spent its entire life in the South away from the road salt of colder climates. It doesn't appear to have any rust through or anything like that - you are encouraged to inspect it in Eastman, Georgia if you like. >>> We did purchase a new windshield which is included in the auction. <<< To get an idea of the market value of this in restored condition, click here. This is a true and honest auction - $100.00 open, no reserve, high bidder owns it on October 27, 2013. Good Luck! |
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