1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door Post on 2040-cars
Rome, Georgia, United States
Here is my 1955 Chevy Bel Air 2 Door Post. I have been saving this car for a long while, because I was going to just have fun with it, but other circumstances has come up and now I need to sell it. The car has some issues of needing some body work over the rear wheel on the drivers side. It looks ok, but who ever done the body work before I got it, didn't do very well in my opinion. I do have the front and rear bumpers for it, but they will need chromed. I do not have the chrome for the Bel Air, only what is on the car. I have tried to show in the pictures just how good the car is. I looked for a running project car for a long time, and finally found this one. It has a New exhaust system including New Flow Masters, and it also has the motor and trans in the car. I am not really sure that it is a 327, but the man I bout the car from told me that that was what was in it. It is not running at this time. I'm sure it would need a complete tune up. The floors seam solid as seen in the pictures. I had the car running and driving about 6 or 7 months ago, then went through a divorce, and guess what, the car got parked. Now I'm having to sell it. The motor ran good, and drove good, I have had this car for several years, and hate to part with it, because they are SO hard to find in good restorable shape! You can see on the windshield it says "KEEP" and the reason for that was the divorce! The tires and wheels do not go with the 55 Chevy, because they came off of my 69 Chevelle, and I will need them to put back on the car. I have other tires and wheels to go on car for transportation. The car does not have any warranty, the winning buyer(bidder) is responsible for transportation of the car, at the end of the auction a $500 dollar deposit goes to my Pay Pal, all deposits are non refundable, I have the right to end the auction at any time, because I am advertising locally, tires and wheels do not go with the 55 Chevy, I do not have a title for the car, but can give a bill of sale. I had to put "clear" on the article, because of the format would not let me put anything else, if you have any questions, feel free to contact me, and I will answer as soon as possible. Thanks for looking, and Good luck Bidding!!! On Dec-06-13 at 11:19:12 PST, seller added the following information: I forgot to say that, as you can see in the pictures, the car needs full resto to make a really NICE car out of it, or just leave it like it is for the "hot Rod" look. Sold "as is" where it is, and the seats need to be bolted down. I feel sure that it had a bench seat in it at one time, and the man I got it from changed it and put the buckets in it. If I have created any problems, I apologize, but I wanted to add this, because I had forgotten to put it in, when I was doing the article. Thanks |
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