1969 Chevelle 4-speed Very Solid Pro Street Ss Yenko Clone on 2040-cars
Alliance, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 4-speed
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 78,158
Trim: coupe
Hi, I have up for auction a very solid 1969 Chevy Chevelle, i'm selling this car for a friend so if you have questions or want to come look at it in person please don't wait till the last second. Ok now for the car and everything that comes with it.
1969 Chevelle very solid, just two very small holes in the floorboard (about the diameter of a pencil), the white interior is near perfect just needs carpet, the trunk has had a couple patches welded in, they look good but if your a perfectionist it may not be good enough (depends on the person), it has all the SS badges on the exterior and interior, looks like all the trim is there, glass is all there and good condition. Overall a very nice, solid, easy car to restore the way you want it !
Parts that come with the car.
Complete new ladder bar back half set up with coil overs and wheel tubs, fits 68-72 Chevelle.
454 block with 427 crank, square port heads, air gap intake, distributors, ect. (everything in the pictures)
Ford 9 inch 4.88 gears spool, 31 spline axles, disc brake setup. (again everything in the pictures).
New fuel cell.
12 bolt rear end bare housing (shortened).
I'm sure i'm leaving things out and i'm sure someone will have questions, my name is Mark (330) 581-1306 and my friends name is Wade (330) 206-9608
Thanks and happy bidding, Mark
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