1968 Chevy Caprice 2 Door Hardtop Coupe on 2040-cars
Tacoma, Washington, United States
Hello. Listing a 68 Chevy Caprice. What we have here is a 2 door hardtop. I am listing this for my father. It has been sitting in the garage for about 15 years. It runs and drives, even has new brakes, works well. But since it has not been street driven for a long time I am selling this as a running and driving project car.It is Not currently liscenced or tabbed.This should be trailered home and not driven in my opinion. It has the orginial 396 chevy big block.Was suppose to have been rebuilt at one time Runs decent, but I think a tune up and fresh gas would be a big help.. It is a factory air condictioned car. Actually works sometimes.Everything is still there for this and has not been removed and lost like a lot of these end up over the years. It is an automatic transmission with the orginial turbo 400. This car has some rare options on it as well. It has the hideaway headlights. Unfortuantely they are missing a lot of parts to make they work. These have never worked since my dad has owned this car. It also has the rare corvette four piston disc brakes up front. Has the front and rear bumper guards as well. This car has power brakes and power steering. It has the factory floor shift. The seats were just redone. The carpet is gone along with the headliner. There is no rust at all in the floor boards. Has the biggest trunk I have ever seen. Has a tilt column. Everything on this works. all lights, heater, the wipers. the only thing that doesn't work is the clock and sometimes the horn works. Car is located in Tacoma Wa, Shipping is the responbility of the buyer. The body is pretty straight and looks good from a distance. It has more than a few nicks and scraps, paint is pretty oxidated. Worst rust spots shown in the pics. The vinyl top was removed and painted over. Looks pretty bad close up in my opinion. Has a clear title. Im sure im leaving a ton out. Any questions please ask.
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