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1965 Rusty Jukner Gran Sport Lx # Match May Deliver Parts Car 425 on 2040-cars

Year:1965 Mileage:99999
Location:

Clarksville, Maryland, United States

Clarksville, Maryland, United States

 Junk 65 Riv, hate to scrap it, but close . Clear title. May deliver for a fee toward CT or WI by March-April. . Please inquire. The car is not a car to build . Free storage for 45 days. Thanks  301 672 1000. Pick up is in Clarksville Maryland (21029).

-Has all tags
-has LX
-# match
-finned brake drums
-may deliver
-no interior
-driver side door not bad
-can deliver on flatbed or break it down for a fee
this is # matching JUNK but these are rare, will not give out VIN  etc.
  Thanks for looking at this heap.

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