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1959 Chevrolet El Camino on 2040-cars

Year:1959 Mileage:100000
Location:

Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States

Point Pleasant, West Virginia, United States
Advertising:

It's Terrifico!  El Camino!  Good looks never carried so much weight !   ~ from original advertisement


1959 Chevrolet El Camino


  •    Engine:  1966 283 4-barrel Edelbrock  (rebuilt in 1989)
  •    Transmission:  1966 Powerglide Automatic  (rebuilt in 1989)
  •    Air Conditioning has New Style Air Compressor
  •    Generator has been changed to Alternator
  •    New Rear Panels
  •    Bed is Good
  •    Frame is Good
  •    Tires are Good
  •    Front Disc Brakes
  •    Rear Air Shocks
  •    Seat and Door Panels have been Reupholstered
  •    New Carpet
  •    New Tonneau Cover
  •    Front fender needs buffed (car was not buffed after clear coat)
  •    Bumpers Good but need re-chromed
  •    Windshield has "fog" on right corner
  •    Runs Well
  •    Mileage:  Odometer reads 21,999 (rolled over).  ONLY 2,000 miles on rebuilt engine and transmission!

Please call me with any questions.  Elmer  (304) 675-2749  (before 10 pm EDT, please).

Vehicle is being sold in "As-Is Condition" with No Warranty.

Located in Point Pleasant, WV 25550.  Buyer must pick-up vehicle or pay and arrange for shipping (I'm willing to assist from my end).

Accepted Methods of Payment:  Cash or Cahier's Check (certified from US bank).


THANKS for looking !  Call with questions !


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