1966 Chevelle Ss True 138 Vin Roller on 2040-cars
Hephzibah, Georgia, United States
Engine:396
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 99,999
Make: Chevrolet
Exterior Color: ROYAL RED
Model: Chevelle
Interior Color: Black
Trim: TRUE 138 SS ROLLER
Drive Type: 2WD
THIS IS A 1966 CHEVELLE ROLLER TRUE 138 VIN. ORIGINAL ROYAL RED COLOR. ALL TRIM, INTERIOR, BUMPERS, TIRES, ETC IS NEW. HAS FRONT DISC BRAKE, HAVE NEW GAS TANK, LINES, BRAKE LINES, NEED TO BE INISTALLED. NOT TOO FAR FROM BEING DRIVEABLE. HAS A AUTOMETER GAUGE SETUP. I HAVE A 4 SPEED TO GO WITH THE CAR. I ALSO HAVE A 99 454 WITH 502 CAM, ROLLER ROCKERS, MARCH SETUP WITH ELECTRIC WATER PUMP TO GO WITH THE CAR FOR THE RIGHT PRICE. CAR IS IN GEORGIA AND SOLD WITH BILL OF SALE. WELCOME TO COME LOOK AT BEFORE AUCTION ENDS. AUCTION SELLLING PRICE IS FINAL, NO IF, ANDS, OR BUTS. I WILL ASSIST WITH SHIPPING IF NEEDED. CAR IS NOT FAR FROM BEING FINISHED. NO IT IS NOT A BARRETT JACKSON QUALITY CAR AND IF IT WAS I WOULD WANT BARRETT PRICE, BUT COULD BE REALLY NICE.
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