1955 Chevy Bel Air Post 2 Door Sedan (blue) Antique Car on 2040-cars
Tecumseh, Oklahoma, United States
1955 CHEVY BEL AIR POST 2 DOOR SEDAN (BLUE) * Selling two of the same type of car here on Ebay. So if your interested in both, please see our other car listed as...1955 CHEVY BEL AIR POST 2 DOOR SEDAN (RED) * No engine. * No transmission. * This car has all the glass and all have cracks except for the back window. * A few rust spots on body but vehicle has been inside storage for many years. We pulled the cars out to take pictures. * The dash is complete. * No rust on floorboard. * No front seat. * Has back seat. * Car rolls fine. * Frame is solid. * You are welcome to come view the car before buying. If you have any questions at all please call Darren 405-420-9945 or Linda 908-448-1753 (try Darren first). We were going to restore both cars but have not had the time so selling as is. CAR IS WORTH RESTORING BUT IS NOT A SHOW CAR BUT COULD BE A GREAT PROJECT CAR. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING & GOOD LUCK ! |
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