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Year:1967 Mileage:10800
Location:

Seguin, Texas, United States

Seguin, Texas, United States

 ONLY DRIVEN 10,800 MILES SINCE A TOTAL FRAME OFF RESTORATION, THIS CAR STILL LOOKS LIKE IT JUST DROVE OUT OF A SHOWROOM. THE VIN 3 38 67 7 Z 121492 DECODES AS FOLLOWS; 3=OLDSMOBILE; 38=CUTLASS; 67=2 DR CONV; 7=1967; Z= FREMONT, CA. PLANT; 121492=SEQUENTIAL PRODUCTION. SOLD NEW IN OCEANSIDE, THIS CAR NEVER LEFT CALIFORNIA UNTIL THE MID 1990's AND HAS BEEN IN SOUTH TEXAS CAR FOR MANY YEARS....NO RUST ON THIS CAR, PATCH PANELS IN THE FLOORS AND TRUNK, NO BODY PANEL WORK, AND NO EVIDENCE OF EVER HAVING COLLISION DAMAGE. THE PROTECTO PLATE, AND THE ORIGIONAL OWNERS MANUAL ALONG WITH A LARGE FOLDER OF DOCUMENTS, RECIEPTS, AND INFROMATION ABOUT THIS CAR ARE STILL IN THE CAR. THE 3x2s SET UP WAS A DEALER INSTALLED OPTION 47 YEARS AGO. STRONG MATCHING NUMBER 400 BIG BLOCK AND TH 400 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, POSI-TRACT REAR END, ICE COLD FACTORY AIR, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES WITH DISC ON FRONT, AM RADIO STILL IN THE UNCUT DASH, WITH (5) BFG TA RADIALS ON (5) SS1 CHROME WHEELS. THE COWL DATA PLATE SHOWS THIS WAS A CAMEO IVORY (YELLOW) WITH BLACK BUCKET SEAT INTERIOR CONVERTIBLE THAT WAS PLANT PRODUCTION NUMBER 110330.  THIS IS A RARE, AND POWERFUL MUSCLE CAR THAT NOT ONLY LOOKS FAST, IT IS...FOR THOSE "SPECIAL MOMENTS" THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THIS CAR, IT IS QUICK, AND THE SOUND OF THE 3x2s COMING OUT OF THE FACTORY LOVERED HOOD, THE ROAR OF THE BIG BLOCK, THE RUMBLE OF THE EXHAUST, AND IF YOU LIKE THE SMELL & SOUND OF BURNING RUBBER FOR THOSE  "PRICELESS MOMENTS", THIS CAR WILL MAKE YOUR DAY.  WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE CLOCK, E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G  ELSE WORKS AS IT SHOULD ON THIS CAR. SERIOUS INQUIRES CAN CALL 830-556-6464 central time zone

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