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1955 Chevy Belair 2 Door V8 Auto Sedan Post on 2040-cars
US $8,500.00
Year:1955
Mileage:2
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WE HAVE FOR SELL A 1955 2 DOOR BEL AIR, IT IS A RUNNING AND DRIVING CAR,WITH A 350 AUTO TRANS AND POWER BRAKES,THE ENGINE RUNS VERY GOOD NO SMOKE OR NOISES GOOD OIL PRESS AND RUNS COOL, TRANS SHIFTS GREAT,BRAKES STOP GOOD BUT PULL TO RIGHT WHEN HIT HARD DOES NOT PULL WHILE DRIVING AND RIDES GOOD, THE BODY NEEDS USUALLY RUST REPAIR,BOTTOM OF QUARTERS ROCKERS AND INNER ROCKER,TAIL PAN,FLOOR PANS WERE FIBERGLASS OVER YEARS AGO,CAR CAN BE USED AS IS BUT BRAKE AND TURN LIGHT NEED WORK,I TRIED TO PICTURE EVERTHING IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL 770-324-4098, THE CAR IS LOCATED IN GEORGIA AND IS SOLD W/ A STATE OF GEORGIA MOTOR VEHICLE RECEIPT AND A BILL OF STATE FROM REGISTRY OWNER,SO YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE ANY ISSUES TO TAG IN YOUR STATE,GEORGIA DID NOT ISSUE TITLE UNTIL 1963 AND WILL NOT ISSUE THEM NOW ONLY REGISTRY RECEIPTS, ALL NEW SIDE GLASS,NEW GAS TANK JUST PUT IN NOT PICTURES,
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