1967 Chevy El Camino 327 V8 , Th400 Both Rebuilt, A/c , Ps, Pb , Florida Car on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
1967 Chevy El Camino PS/PB/AC This is a Great high option car that needs paint, or use as a daily driver. The 327 engine has been rebuilt as is the TH400 also rebuilt. Many many new parts have been replaced in the past year, and now find I am not using / or have not work on it for a while now,,so it must go...........
Vin # 136807B194015
1965 327 Rebuilt Engine TH 400 Transmission (Rebuilt) All Stock Block Cast 3358180 Block Stamp TO 712 HC 10 Bolt Rear End
ENGINE 1965 327 Rebuilt 2 years ago (Maybe 100 Miles since rebuilt ) Double Hump Heads /Original Carburetor WCFB (rebuilt) Very Original Stock Engine 60 pounds oil pressure at idle Original Stock Exhaust Manifolds New Dual Exhaust New Fuel Pump New Water Pump/Radiator/Hoses New Belts New HEI Ignition/Performance Cap & Yellow Wires New Gas Tank and Sending Unit New Motor Mounts/Transmission Mounts A/C all there (Also have A/C Compressor and Brackets, included not on engine) New Interstate Battery
BODY Clean Florida Body, solid floors, some bondo in rr lower quarters. Replaced both front fenders with nice used ones w/some patch work on lower area behind wheels. Both fenders were nice and painted off the car passenger fender has runs in paint, but was going to paint car anyway. Glass excellent and door glass Roll Up and Down Nicely Doors Solid and Open and Close Nicely Solid Bed, solid tailgate. SS Hood/New SS Inserts, in primer Nice Front Grill Nice 327 Badges Includes New Window Felt , not yet installed, waiting on paint first. Includes Nice Chrome for in Front of Hood, not yet installed waiting on paint first. Includes New Door Weather Striping, not yet installed waiting on paint first. Missing one Chrome piece over Rear Tail Gate , and Chrome above Passenger Rear Window, all available in catalogs.
CHASSIS 4 New Bridgestone White Letter Tires 205/70/15 on Nice GM Rallys All New Brakes (wheel cyl. ,Shoes, Spring, Rubber Lines) New Ball Joint , New control arm bushings New Master Cylinder
INTERIOR A/C Car New Dash Pad New Headliner (Not Installed) Original Steering Wheel New Carpet (Needs Cleaning) New Door Panels Black Bench Seat Missing A/C Ball Vent
This is a great year ElCamino, with nice options. Engine and transmission all redone, as is the chassis. Needs paint and it will be a looker. I am looking to sell a few of my classics to purchase some real estate. Any Questions or “OFFER” please email me or call Thanks Don (239 is my area code ) 707-9222 is my cell 8am-8pm daily Thanks |
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