1969 Chevelle Ss 396 4 Speed Barn Car on 2040-cars
Ottumwa, Iowa, United States
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This car came out of a shed on my 93 year old late great uncle's farm in southeast iowa. The shed had no door and a dirt floor. I hauled it to my shop and put tires on that hold air. I found NO TITLE for this car. <<---INTERNATIONAL BUYERS LOOK BEFORE YOU BID!!!! The vin plate is hard to read but still in place, not sure if the numbers I have copied down are all of them. The cowl tag is gone. This is just a parts car. It was a disc brake car, but parts removed and in the trunk, drum hubs installed to put on tires for transport. Also in the trunk is harmonic balancer and water pump, maybe original to the car. The rear end is a 12 bolt posi with 3:55 gears, check the pictures. It has the 4 speed dash cluster as well. Rubber floor covering instead of carpet. The motor and transmission are not in the car. Keep in touch and they may be found for purchase later. The frame has an area of rot on the drivers side near the front of the door. The floor pans and trunk floor are rotted bad. The quarters, and pretty much all the lower sheet metal is rotted. The upper half of the car seems pretty solid, doors and windows function, and all glass is good but the windshield. The hood looked solid, and is latched in the front, but not bolted to hinges, only one hinge in place. The car rolls and steers for loading. Vehicle is sold AS-IS where is. Buyer is responsible for all shipping concerns. Full payment is due within 3 days of auction end by cash in person or transfer. No returns or refunds. A $200.00 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is due through paypal within 24 hours of auction end or the deal is off. The car needs picked up within 7 days or it gets resold. Thanks for looking. |
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