1970 Chevy Chevelle Malibu Project 350 Cowl Hood Make Ss Tribute Prostreet 454 on 2040-cars
Senecaville, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Model: Chevelle
Mileage: 74,850
Trim: MALIBU
THIS WAS A VERY NICE CHEVELLE UNTILL IT WAS REARENDED 3 WEEKS AGO.. A GOOD BUDDY HAS OWENED THIS 19 YEARS HE HAS TAKIN VERY GOOD CARE OF IT IN THE TIME HE HAS OWENED IT..TO MY KNOWLAGE IT HAS ALL IT ORIGINAL SHEETMETAL WITH NO RUST..THE INTERIER IS NICE DRIVER QAULITY..IT HAS 350 MOTOR WITH 350 TURBO TRANNY...I HAVE NOT TRIED TO START IT SINCE THE WRECK BUT DID RUN GOOD....THE BAD IT NEEDS BOTH REAR QAURTERS. TRUNK.TRUNK PAN. REAR VALANCE REAR BUMPER.REAR FRAME IS BENT.....THE DOORS FRONT CLIP AND INTERIER ARE NICE....THIS WOULD MAKE GOOD PROSTREET PROJECT...THE WHEELS IN PICTURES ARE NOT ON THE CAR...IT NOW HAS 15X7 VETTE STYLE RALLEYS ...THIS CAR IS NOT DRIVEABLE...I CAN HELP LOAD IT...AS IS 100 % AS IS...PLEASE DONT BID IF YOU DONT WANT IT..BUYER IS RESPONCABLE FOR SHIPPING....I HAVE NEW GOODMARK REAR BUMPER THAT IS INCLUDED......THANK YOU
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