1965 Chevelle Ss on 2040-cars
York, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:283
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Owner
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Chevelle
Trim: Red with Black Interior
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Automatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 101,413
Exterior Color: Red
I have for bids a 1965 Chevelle SS. This is an original SS. This Car had a Frame off restoration. This Car was stripped including the Interior, Fenders, Doors, Hood, Trunk Lid, Axle, Shocks, Steering, Brakes, etc. The Engine was removed, taken apart and inspected for any worn parts and reassembled. The 2 Speed Transmission was disassembled and checked for worn parts and reassembled. It has been painted about 3 1/2 years. This Car was in storage since 1989 and when I bought this car 4 years ago it was completely torn down at that time. That is when I decided to do the restoration. The Frame was Bead Blasted, Primed and Painted. The undercarriage was Bead Blasted, primed and Painted. The Doors, Hood, Trunk Lid and Fenders were Bead Blasted, Primed and Painted. I installed some "New" Chrome where needed. It has Front Disk Brakes & the Original Power Steering. I installed all "New" Seats, Carpet and Head Liner. The Interior was also painted. It has the Original Gauges which work. It has the Original Radio which works. It has the Original Console and 2 speed shifter. It has the Original Clock but it does not work. It has Factory Air Conditioning but it stopped working last summer. It was checked and it has a pinhole in the line under the Passenger Fender. Their is a weld seam going across the Trunk Floor about 3 inches above the floor. This was done before I bought the Car. I do not know why because the Truck Floor looks original. I drove this car approximately 400 miles in the past year. The Speedometer is the original for this car and has not been tampered with since I have owned it. I believe it to be the original mileage since it was in storage for a long time. This Car might not be perfect but it is a lot nicer then 95% of the Cars that I see for sale that are selling for a lot more than what I am asking. I am selling this Car "ONLY" because my Wife has health issues and this is what made me decide to see it. Besides this I am well past retirement age and my wife and I do not go to many shows anymore. This is NOT a must sell so if I do not get a "Reasonable" price it will stay where it is. Please call me at 1-717-586-1989 for any questions or if you want to see it. I do not answer emails or text messages. thanks for looking. I am sure I have overlooked something but it is not intentional. Please come and look at the Car and decide if this is what you want. I will not say what the reserve is because it is not fair to the next bidder.. If you come and look at it and make a reasonable offer it will be sold.
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