1958 Chevy Bel-air New Interior on 2040-cars
Seymour, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Mileage: 81,750
Trim: 4DOOR HARDTOP SPORT
SOUTHGATE AUTO CENTER BRINGS YOU THIS VERY COOL DRIVER!!!
1958 CHEVY BEL-AIR
4-DOOR HARDTOP SPORT
COMES WITH 350 V8 **NOT FACTORY MOTOR**
STARTS RIGHT UP AND RUNS VERY STRONG!!
ORIGINAL POWERGLIDE TRANNY
CHROME SHINES AND LOOKS GOOD WITH SOME AGE PITTING BUT NOTHING THAT TAKES AWAY FORM CAR
WE HAD BRAND NEW INTERIOR INSTALLED PROFESIONALLY AND LOOKS GREAT!!
ALL NEW INTERIOR PAINT AND EXTERIOR PAINT!!
CAR IS **NOT** SHOWROOM CONDTION BUT BUILT FOR "DRIVER" QUALITY!!
YOU CAN ENJOY THIS CAR AND NOT BE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR INVESTMENT!!!
B.I.N. OR BID!! IF YOU HAVE LESS THEN 5 FEEDBACK YOU MUST CALL BEFORE BIDDING OR IT WILL BE CANCELED OUT! IF YOU WANT TO INSPECT THIS CAR PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DO SO BEFORE YOU BID,ONCE YOU BID YOU BUY!!! CAR WILL BE ON DISPLAY @ THE PIGEON FORGE ROD RUN THIS WEEKEND PLEASE CALL US FOR ANY ?'S
CALL 865-805-3186
CAR IS SOLD AS-IS WHERE IS!!
IF YOU HAVE A INTERESTING TRADE GIVE ME A CALL TOO!
THANKS and GOOD LUCK BIDDING!!
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