1968 Chevelle Malibu on 2040-cars
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
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Relisting due to no contact or deposit being made by winning zero feedback bidder. This time, it's best offer since some bidders seem to forget they placed bids on things when reserve is met. Please read my payment terms at the bottom. They are very simple. Selling this 1968 Chevelle Malibu rolling, steering project car. No motor, no trans. Perfect to build or restore. All suspension is there, has v8 engine mounts in place, and rear end is intact, and comes with the driveline. Someone was going to make it a drag car, so they cut the back panel out behind the seat for some reason, and replaced it with some sheet metal. Other than that, it is really straight and rust free. Doors open and close great, hood and trunk fits really nicely. My reserve is low. Bill of sale only, or as part of the sale I can get a bonded title for $300 over where the bid lands. Missing back window and drivers door glass. Buyer responsible for shipping or pickup, but I will assist anyway I can. Come check it out in person if you'd like. Winning this auction is an agreement to buy. If you want to see it first, don't win it first. See it before the auction ends. Buyer has 24 hours to make $500 deposit, balance due within 3 days via wire transfer or cash only. If you win and cannot follow payment terms, don't get upset if I sell to the next guy. Last auction I had on here, that's what happened, and buyer was upset, but he didn't follow my payment terms which are very simple and clearly stated. Happy bidding and good luck! |
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