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1955 Chevy 2door hardtop. I've had this car a few years and have never done anything with it. Currently it's pretty dusty and needs cleaned up. The tires and wheels have less than a couple hundred miles on them.

This car has front disc brakes, a 350 chevy engine and a 5speed manual transmission. From not being driven hardly the engine was sputtering a bit I currently have it stored in a barn at a local mechanics shop. He removed the gas tank and had it cleaned out and coated and rebuilt the carb. It is still not quite right and we suspect something in the ignition it's not the stock distributor. There's no engine knocks etc I drove the car back and forth to town and several occasions and it did fine it just needs some tuning.

I'm not sure what the interior or transmission is out of. Overall the car looks good, needs some typical trim work here and there etc.

I will try and answer questions but be specific i'm not an expert car guy I merely bought this car for a joy ride and just really don't need it. The reserve is considerably less than what I paid and i've seen similar condition ones go for considerably higher also but if not we can blame the snow storm lol.

The title is clear, you'll be responsible for any vehicle transport.

To not waste my time or yours, a $500.00 NON-refundable deposit is required within 48hrs via Paypal.

On Feb-04-14 at 16:28:08 PST, seller added the following information:

I'm adding a few things in responses to questions I am getting. 1. I will try to look and get pics of the trunk interior, bottom of doors etc. Hopefully tomorrow or day after at latest we are in a big snow storm right now. 2. Sorry, I am not interested in trades. 3. This item is located near Leavenworth, KS about 50 miles from Kansas City. 4. Meantioned elsewhere....I am not a car guy but will try to do the best I can. 5. You are welcome to come look at it but need to contact me first.

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