1956 Chevy Cameo on 2040-cars
Albany, Wisconsin, United States
For sale is a rare frame off (nuts and bolts) restored 1956 Chevrolet Cameo. I purchased the vehicle on August 24, 2012 from a family in Lansing, Michigan where the truck was originally purchased back in 1956 at Bud Kouts Chevrolet. I am the 4th owner of the vehicle. I did not do the restoration; however, I do have the receipts as well as pictures throughout the entire restoration. This is a beautiful 1 of 1452 Cameo's produced in 1956. The vehicle was originally built in Oakland, CA. It has the original 6 cylinder motor that was rebuilt during restoration and has a 3 speed manual transmission. Over the past few years (and prior to me owning this vehicle) it has won several local car and truck shows both in MI and in WI. The vehicle is priced to sell quickly. At auction, you could see twice the amount that this is listed for. If you'd like to own a piece of history don't hesitate. If I can provide you with additional information, please let me know. The vehicle is being stored in Albany, WI (53502). I will not arrange for shipping; however, I will be more than happy to assist in however I can with the shipping company you choose. If you are not shipping, the truck must be picked up in Albany, WI. |
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