1967 Chevelle Modified Street Machine-pro Street-hod Rod-rat Rod on 2040-cars
Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
THIS IS TRULY AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A CHEVELLE ENTHUSIAST TO OWN A CLASSIC 1967 CHEVELLE MODIFIED STREET MACHINE AT A PRICE HE OR SHE CAN ACTUALLY AFFORD. FRESH SATIN BLACK FINISH. OLD SCHOOL WELD WHEELS. 383 STROKER ENGINE COUPLED TO A TURBO 350 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. TEN BOLT REAR DIFFERENTIAL. DISC BRAKES. WHO CARES IF IT HAS FOUR DOORS? THE PRICE IS ABOUT 20% OF THE COST OF A TWO DOOR HARDTOP. PERFECT FOR THE BABY BOOMER LOOKING TO HAUL A FEW FRIENDS COMFORTABLY TO CRUISES OR THE HOT ROD POWER TOUR. GO TO THE AD AND CLICK ON THE VIDEO OF THE CAR RUNNING. THIS ISN'T GRANDMA'S GROCERY GETTER. THIS IS A PURPOSE BUILT MODIFIED STREET MACHINE. YOU WON'T FIND ANY OTHER LIKE THIS AT THIS PRICE. SPRING IS HERE. CRUISING SEASON IS JUST WEEKS AWAY. DON'T LET THIS ONE GET AWAY. Most muscle car enthusiasts agree that one of the most iconic models of the era was the Chevelle. Although relatively short lived, the Chevelle was one of GM's most successful name plates. The Chevelle was built on the GM A-body platform, with a somewhat reserved initial offering in the first two years, with the exception of the extremely small run of 200 Z16's in 1965. This all changed for the 1966-1967 model years. 1966 saw a
complete restyle of the Chevelle on the previous frame that included smooth
contours, a broad new grille and bumper treatment, and curved side windows.
Bulging rear fender lines and a "flying buttress" roofline (tunneled
into the "C" pillar) were highlights of the '66 hardtops, shared with
other GM "A" body models. The 1967 models got some styling tweaks
that resulted in a longer, more straightforward appearance, making it much more
popular than the prior year . Large wraparound tail lamps went into a new rear
end with standard backup lights. This aggressive design, along with a laundry
list of new options, including massive big blocks engines, catapulted the 1967
Chevelle into the forefront with the muscle car buyers. Although Chevy's big
news for 1967 was the introduction of the Camaro, Chevelle offered a more
traditional sort of sportiness. This love for the 1967 Chevelle has flourished over the years. Even today, this classic still dominates the streets and drag strips across the country. The primary obstacle to owning one of these beauties has always been sticker shock. Restored examples can bring a premium into the mid five figures. Even a non running project can sell for nine to ten thousand dollars. Here is an opportunity to own a high performance 1967 Chevelle for the price of an unrestored rolling chassis. TO VIEW A FILE OF ADDITIONAL PHOTOS OF THIS CLASSIC, CLICK ON THIS LINK: http://s514.photobucket.com/user/redeuce/slideshow/1967%20CHEVELLE The
body has just been refinished in satin black. This is not a spray can primer
job. This is fresh, complete satin black paintwork. Blacked out rear valance.
Chrome and stainless in good condition. Glass is also in good condition. Old
school Weld wheels. Remington Himax radials on the front. Massive 275/60R15
Cooper Super Cobra radials on the rear. The rear wheels are deep dish with
offset. Spacer/adapters have been used between the wheels and brake drums. New
air shocks have been installed in the rear for an aggressive stance and to
facilitate tire clearance. Single chrome sport mirror. Gaps and fitment on all
body panels is good. TO
VIEW A VIDEO OF THIS VEHICLE RUNNING, CLICK ON THIS LINK: http://s514.photobucket.com/user/redeuce/media/1967%20CHEVELLE/IMG_5385_zpsf6a5edf4.mp4.html The
heart of this ground pounder is a bored and stroked small block. Per previous
owner, 350 Cu. In. bored and stroked to 383 Cu. In. Edelbrock Competition
Series carburetor with electric choke. Aluminum intake manifold. Accel
distributor. 8MM silicone wires. Chrome air cleaner and valve covers. Hydraulic
cam and valve train. Engine was built for cruising, so this is not a radical
high lift cam that will chatter your teeth at idle. Hooker headers and dual
exhaust. Turbo 350 automatic transmission. Ten bolt rear differential. New air
shocks on the rear. New front suspension with disc brakes. Undercarriage is
natural, not painted or powder coated. However, it is clean and solid. Burgundy
bench seat interior. Rear seat has been recovered in cloth. Front seat shows
wear on driver side seat cushion. Factory AM radio not working but still in
dash. Billet custom steering wheel. Sunpro Super Tach II mounted on steering
column. Sunpro water temperature, volts, and oil pressure gauges mounted under
the dash. Hurst Pro Matic shifter mounted on the floor. This
is the perfect summer cruiser at an unbeatable price. Financing is
available to qualified buyers at JJ Best Banc. https://www.jjbest.com/default.aspx Contact Peter MacDonald at 800 872
1965 for more information. Call Randy for more information on
this vehicle at 847 456 7726. I
have been collecting for over 30 years. My favorites are classic muscle
cars, guitars, rock 'n' roll memorabilia, antiques, collectibles,
art, and rare documents. You can see some of my cars that I have had and sold here: http://www.classicmusclecars.com/ There are over 400 videos to view and some of my TV shows I have done
in the past. I appeared on the TV show "Final Offer" on June 7,
2012 on Discovery Channel with Elvis's hair. The episode is called
"Heavy Metal" and re-runs air periodically. http://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/final-offer/videos/final-offer-launch.htm If you have any questions about this item, please ask. We have
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