1950 Chevy Belair 2 Door "plum Crazy Purple" Once Restored!! on 2040-cars
Bloomington, Indiana, United States
I am selling my 1950 CHEVY BEL AIR 2 door coupe runs and drives smooth..... Car was once restored!! Completely shaved body painted plum crazy purple! Door Poppers for access... Black leather interior with wood grain accents Clarion sound system (done custom in center console) Clean body. Runs great with a 355 motor rebuilt during restoration. Butterfly headlights KN airfilter and edelbrock breather surround new duals (beautiful sounding classic v8) clean turn key car. Everything works (wipers/gauges/horn/heater/turn signals/ lights etc. This would be a great car to just take out for looks or cruise to car shows. Mileage is only what the odometer shows (title shows 90,000 plus also but also reads exempt) rebuild on motor is much less. Nice wheels and tires and brakes. once undercoated. Custom paint and body all the way around For any and all questions please call or text to 317-364-0165 James (or email through ebay only) no personal email. I can help with the shipping but you are responsible for payment!!!! I do have access to shipping companies though. |
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