68 Chevelle Ss (true 138 Vin Code) No Reserve Auction on 2040-cars
Montara, California, United States
This car has undergone a complete frame off restoration and complete rebuild 3,000 miles ago. Everything underneath (frame, a-arms, rear end) all powdercoated, Hotchkis sway bars and upper/lower trailing arms, American Racing TT wheels, BFG g-force tires, all new wiring harnesses by M&H Electric, All new interior, new belts, new seat foam, upholstery, headliner, Retro stereo with Infinity Amp/speakers (has line in with cassette adapter for MP3 player), Autometer gages (tach, oil pressure, water temp), original SS steering wheel, stock horseshoe shifter, 4 wheel disc brakes, line lock, unbelievable show stopping paint, absolutely no rust, all new chrome (no nut/bolt left unturned), new front/rear window glass, 454 block (bored .030 over), Edelbrock aluminum heads, Holley 750cfm carb, Holley fuel pump, Comp Cams hydraulic roller cam, Keith Black pistons, Hooker super comp ceramic coated headers, 700 R4 trans, 3.73 rear gears, ~550hp (has run 7.81 on 91 octane pump gas in 1/8 mile), appraisal (Dec, 2011) in hand for more than the asking price! Clean title. All receipts. Extra parts from build. You won't find a cleaner car out there at this price. Shipping, if needed is the responsibility of the buyer. Cash or Cashier's check only. NO TRADES. Email if you would like more pictures.
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