1971 Chevy Chevelle/malibu Ss 454 12 Bolt Rear End (updated Info) on 2040-cars
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Ok Putting one of my favorite cars up for auction. First would like to say, my apologies. I originally posted this as a 1971 true Chevy Chevelle SS (Super Sport). It is indeed a Malibu Chevelle, Chevelle SS clone. Thanks to everyone who helped me realize this. So it is a Malibu/Chevelle, SS 454 clone with badges and grill, has original cowl induction hood, vinyl top and chrome trimmings around windows all good. The motor is a 454 which has been rebuilt a few years ago. Moroso valve covers and pan, has a performance cam and Holley 4 barrel carburetor, edelbrock manifold, full exhaust, Corvette Rally's. It is the 12 bolt posi rear. Motor runs great, it's actually running in the picture. Car hasn't been really driven for a little over a year, could use a tune up, tires and fuel changed. Has a B&M shift kit in floor, and shifts smooth (missing knob). Not sure of exact horsepower but it's very strong and it's fast, will spin out sideways easily. Please excuse those pictures, best I could do when I took them last week, I can text or email others, but they don't do it much justice. Any rust seen is surface rust and can be sanded out, nothing is rusted out or through at all. Just needs a decent prime and paint job as far as the body goes. Interior is decent and has all components, bucket front seats and original rear, just needs to be cleaned up a little. This is a Great running Chevelle SS, not a project by any means, and with very little tlc anyone looking at this knows what the value is. And as a symbol of good faith I'll start it at $1000, no $999 (lol) and let you choose what to pay, and will hear offers. Clear GA title in hand. With that being said it is advertised locally, and if someone comes with the cash that is higher than current bid, I'd have to sell. As always Thanks for looking, and good luck bidding. PS If you would like to come check it out or have any questions feel free to reach out anyway you'd like whether on here or via phone, I can be reached at 7708812250 if I'm unavailable, text always works. Thanks Disclaimer: First and foremost what you bid is what you pay period. The $500 deposit is due within 24 hrs of winning bid, so make sure you have it available via Paypal before you bid. A winning bid is a contractual buy so if for any reason you want to check the car out in person or have any questions, do so before you bid. And lastly if you don't have an established Ebay account or over 10 transactions contact me before you bid or your bid will be cancelled. Thanks On Apr-26-14 at 14:56:50 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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