1967 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
Cooks, Michigan, United States
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DEVOS PLACE AUTORAMA 2ND PLACE SHOW WINNER. 1967 CHEVELLE SS. TRUE 138 CODE CAR. CAR SPENT IT'S ENTIRE LIFE IN
ARIZONA. VEHICLE WAS HAND PICKED FOR THIS BUILD BY THE PREVIOUS OWNER WHO WAS ALSO THE BUILDER. CAR WAS PURCHASED
BY THE ORIGINAL OWNER. KEN THE BUILDER OF THIS CAR BUILT IT FOR HIMSELF AND TO NEVER PART WITH. THINGS HAVE A WAY
OF CHANGING. I AM A OLDER MAN THAT TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN MY CARS AND ONLY HIGH END SHOW QUALITY. CAR HAS NEVER BEEN
RACED OR ABUSED. THIS CAR FROM ARIZONA WAS A TOTALLY RUST FREE CAR FROM THE START AND I HAVE ALL
DOCUMENTATION/PHOTOS TO PROVE IT. CAR WAS ALWAYS STORED INSIDE AND SAW ZERO TO NO RAIN. THIS WAS A TOTAL FRAME OFF
RESTORATION."ALL THE ORIGINAL PAINT"" FROM TOP TO BOTTOM AND BEHIND PANELS AND FRAME WAS REMOVED. ALL SHEET METAL
IS RUST FREE AND ORIGINAL! THE ONLY THING REPLACED WAS THE INNER FRONT WHEEL WELL. THE ONLY REASON THEY WERE
REPLACED WAS THE REPLACEMENTS HAD ONLY A COUPLE PRE DRILLED HOLES. "NO BONDO OR FILL OF ANY KIND" A BEAUTIFUL,
BEAUTIFUL HIGH QUALITY BODY PREP AND PAINT JOB! PAINT COLOR IS CRANBERRY RED WITH NO CHIPS OR SCRATCHES OF ANY
KIND! BODY IS LASER STRAIGHT WITH ALL PERFECT MARGINS. WITH THE ORIGINAL FENDERS AND DOORS IS A HUGE PLUS IN THIS
AREA. ALL INTERIOR PAINTING IS OF THE SAME HIGH QUALITY AS THE OUTSIDE WITH A HIGH GLOSS ENDLESS FINISH. I HAVE A
VERY DETAILED FILE ON THE CAR WITH ALL RECEIPTS, BUILD SHEETS AND PHOTOS. I HAVE A PHOTO OF THE CAR WHEN IT CAME
BACK FROM ARIZONA WITH IT'S FOUR ORIGINAL SPINNER HUB CAPS AND RUST FREE CAR. ALL FRONT AND REAR SUSPENSION PARTS
ARE NEW INCLUDING UPPER AND LOWER CONTROL ARMS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN. PROFESSIONALLY BUILT BACK HALF CAR WITH
S&W REAR SUSPENSION, COIL OVER ADJUSTABLE. 9" FORD REAR, GEARS?. BEAUTIFUL SPOTLESS INTERIOR WITH NO MODS OR CUT
UPS, NOT EVEN A CARPET FIBER OUT OF PLACE. FULL BACK SEAT AND NO CAGE. ALL AUTO METER GAUGES THAT WORK AND ARE
ACCURATE. ALL LIGHTS,SIGNALS AND WIPERS WORK. NEW OLD SCHOOL HIGH OUTPUT AM/FM CASSETTE PLAYER. NO HEATER. CUSTOM
TRUNK AREA WITH BLACK LEATHER FUEL CELL COVER. CAR HAS VERY NICE RIDE QUALITY NO SIDE TRACKING AT ALL, VERY
STRAIGHT. VERY FAST CAR!! CAR RUNS ON PREMIUM PUMP GAS STROKED OLDER MODEL 427 T0 496 CI. PROFESSIONALLY BUILT
MOTOR BY G&G PERFORMANCE OUT OF HOLLAND MICHIGAN. BUILDERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
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