1961 Chevy Belair 409 Tripower on 2040-cars
Summit, South Dakota, United States
Drive Type: auto
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 88,539
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Exterior Color: turquose
Trim: belair
Interior Color: turquose
1961 chevy belair 409 with tripower and an 4 speed auto. car has been in family since the early 60s. car can be driven but is in need of complete restoration. i installed the built 409 and 700r4 trans this year. installed disk brakes, power front seat and a unimatic 4 speed auto floor shifter. needs floor pans and trunk pans, flont fenders repaired. paint and interior is original condition. car can be started and driven, needs new radiator to keep car running cool. wiring harness needs replacing. i have done the proto work needs some one to finish it off. is currently lincenced, original title was lost but i applied and have an abandoned title. car was original 6 cylinder and 3 speed manual. i left the clutch pedal in the car but converted to auto.
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