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US $5,399.00
Year:1967 Mileage:136183
Location:

Hamlin, New York, United States

Hamlin, New York, United States

I bought this car with great intentions, but life and other obligations have gotten in the way. It has a built 360 in it that rocks, I have no idea what is in it (as the owner I got it from did not build it.) but I can tell you it comes alive when you nail it. I was going to find a date correct 383 and put it in to make it stock. Make no mistake, this is a project. It is a project that you can drive with little work, the brakes should be gone through as it has been sitting, the clutch should be rebuilt(kit included), the brake light switch(also included) needs to be changed and the heater control switch is dead. The blower works so it is just the switch.
This was built by someone about 10 years ago, they put in new floors and Legendary seats along with carpet. The car is framed underneath with a driveshaft loop. It has the original 3.23 Sure Grip still in it. There is a nice aluminum cross flow radiator as well MSD ignition. In the front there is a disc brake conversion using  an adjustable proportioning valve. It will start and drive as is but don't plan on driving it home. I have gone through the gears and there is nothing wrong with the way the thing drives. There will be no problem driving it on a trailer or car hauler.
I have described this as best I can, one more time, it needs restoration, extensive body work. 

The car was used Sunday in a parade driving around with open headers. This car runs, drives, and stops and can drive onto any trailer if needed. The car currently has skinny racing tires on the front and old school racing slicks out back. If you prefer street tires we have a set of after market wheels and tires we can switch to.  This is the car running and driving go look at youtube video Marilla Car show 2014 to listen to car run.




On Jul-12-14 at 06:00:28 PDT, seller added the following information:

F R E E    S H I P P I N G .....WITH BUY IT NOW . $1,000 non-refundable deposit can leave NEXT WEEK AND MEET AT MOPAR NATIONALS IN COLUMBUS, OH.

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 i have a friend that will be going to GEORGIA .....WITH THE BUY IT NOW

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