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1968 Restored With 355ci Small Block on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:66038
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
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  • 355ci small block built by S&B
  • Dart Street torquer heads
  • 700R4 automatic transmission
  • 3.73 posi rear end
  • Serpentine belt system
  • Air conditioning
  • Bucket seats
  • New paint
  • New interior
  • New chrome and trim
  • New wheels & tires
  • Add on gauge trio:  amp-temp-oil
  • miles exempt

Need to make a quick run to the hardware store?  Go camping?  Go to the beach? Pick up some plants and mulch?  But you don't want to drive a big pickup nor do you want to drive one of those small pickups that you feel like you are in a tin can?  Well, this is the car for you.  It can handle all your needs with the comfort of a car.  If you have to do some work, wouldn't you rather drive a classic?  You might even enjoy the work to be done knowing you get to get out and drive around in your classic.  Just a word of caution: It may take you a little longer to run that errand because you will have everyone come up to you to tell you what a cool car you have.  Have some fun while running those errands.  Buy this car.  You will just feel so much better.

We highly recommend all interested buyers to personally inspect the car or have it inspected.  The car is shown by appointment only Monday through Friday 9-5.  Please call 713-541-2281 to set up an appointment.

A 10% deposit of the sales price is due at the end of the sale by bank wire or cash in person.  The balance is due within 7 days by bank wire or cash in person.  Buyer responsible for all transportation costs.  Texas buyer will also have to pay tax, title, and license fees as required by law in addition to sales price.  Out of state buyer will receive the title by UPS upon payment in full.  Overseas buyer the original title will need to go to your shipper unless otherwise instructed.

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