1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Ss Real "138" Car Roller Needs Restoration on 2040-cars
New Lenox, Illinois, United States
Engine:396
Drive Type: Rear drive
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 88,000
Trim: SS
1967 Chevelle SS 396 project, NO motor or transmission, the rear is a 10 bolt from a Malibu. I have a clear title, car is a real "138" code, which designates it as a real SS 396 car. The data tag on the firewall is pictured, reveals that the car is paint code D-D which is Nantucket Blue (more subdued than "Marina Blue"), originally an M21 4 speed transmission (not included), with bright blue bucket seats (not included), console (not included), tinted glass all around, and a rear speaker.
The car is strictly a project car in need of a total restoration. It needs quarter panels and rear wheelhouses. There is some rust in the trunk, although it is not terrible. The floors are pretty good, though there are a few spots that need repair. Again, this car is a roller, no motor, no transmission, and a "not original" 10 bolt rear. I do not have the bucket seats nor the console. The car comes with both fenders and the SS hood. The SS hood has significant surface rust which I do not know can be saved, and the fenders also have rust along the bottoms. The car also comes with many extra parts, including glass, regulators, dash, gauge cluster, SS steering column, and the back seat. I have the title to the car that matches the VIN on the door post.
The car is disassembled, but it is, in my opinion, a good project car. Further, the final car is one of the best color combinations for the 1967 Chevelle. If you have any questions, please call 708-772-7843.
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