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No Reserve Auction = 1960 Chevy Bel-air 6-cyl. Auto. Runs & Drives Great on 2040-cars

Year:1960 Mileage:65000
Location:

Darlington, South Carolina, United States

Darlington, South Carolina, United States

NO RESERVE AUCTION

1960 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR   4-DOOR

This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION for a Very Nice Clean 1960 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR

This Belair has the Factory 6-Cylinder Engine, It cranks and runs Very good.  Engine starts right up every time.  Car does Not Smoke/Leak/Use/Burn any oil. Car has very good power and will cruise at 70-75 MPH with no worries.  I drive this car 3-4 days a week to work and around town.

Transmission is a 2-speed power glide, It shifts out through all gears very good and smooth. No slipping, No issues.

The Interior is in good original condition,  Seats have Mexican blankets on front and rear, they were like this when I bought the car, I have never pulled the off to see what the original seat covers look like, but I would guess they are there for a reason.  Driver door panel has a badly worn spot on the top right where you fore arm rests at.  Carpet is original and is a little stained or just old, but its good and works well. Headliner is good. Some of the windlace is pulled loose in a place or two.

 All Lights and gauges work, even the dome light works when doors open.  Speed-o-meter works, Temp {idiot lite} works. Gas gauge works, wipers work, heater works, horn works, Head lights, Tail lights, Turn signals, Brake lights, Bright and Dim Lights, Interior lights...THEY ALL WORK.  Aftermarket Temp. gauge is installed in the dash.

The Body of the car is Very nice and straight, All doors open and close good, Trunk opens and shuts nice and solid, Hood opens and closes straight, All windows roll up and down good, Vent windows open easy, Car has Fender Skirts, They are not on in the first few pictures, BUT I have them on the car now and they fit nicely and look good on the car. All body panels look to be the original sheetmetal.  Chrome looks nice and shows well.  Bumpers are nice.  Floor Pans look nice,  Trunk Pan is Nice and solid. The Paint looks good, has a good patina to it, paint on the hood has a faded spot, but still looks good.

No Dents in the body.  No Rust in the body that I can see or find.  Car is nice daily driver or cruise to the shows.

The Tires are the Wide White Walls. Tires have good tread and look good. Original rims and hub caps.

As I said before, This Car Runs and Drives Very Good in town or on the highway, Car Does Not over heat, or have any issues that I know of.

I have a Clear South Carolina Title in hand.  No Liens!!!

Title shows exempt for miles. Its over 10 years old.

SOLD AS-IS = NO WARRANTY = NO RETURNS = NO REFUNDS = JUST BUSINESS.

Payment Must Be = CASH IN PERSON =OR= PAYPAL =OR= BANK WIRE TRANSFER ONLY.

NO CHECKS!!!   NO CHECKS!!!   NO CHECKS!!!

I REQUIRE A   $500.00   DEPOSIT THROUGH PAYPAL AT AUCTIONS END.

IF YOU CANNOT DO THIS   =OR=   DO NOT AGREE WITH THIS...PLEASE DO NOT BUY MY CAR.

EBAY FEE'S ARE JUST WAY TOO EXPENSIVE TO PLAY GAMES.

I can have this car Delivered to YOU Anywhere in the GREAT U.S.A. {lower 48 only} For Just $1.00 {one dollar} PER MILE = ONE WAY FEE.  I will need Your TOWN and ZIP CODE to give you a true delivery quote.

Car is located in Darlington S.C.  29532

Any questions...Please Call or Text   1-843-496-4535  {mention bel-air if Text}

Thanks for looking.


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