1971 Chevelle Ss Clone? on 2040-cars
Springfield, Illinois, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:355 built
Drive Type: automatic
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 1,000
Model: Chevelle
Trim: ss clone?
1971 chevelle ss clone ? 355 built runs on pump gas runs better on 100 octane automatic trans ,a/c car needs compressor installed which I have ..have new vinyl top if you want it. speedometer works but is not accurate I just use garmin.
has hedders and new duals sounds awesome. has new tires. new paint. disc brakes .12 bolt rearend . less than 1000 miles since everything totally rebuilt. underside and trunk rust free. needs very little to be perfect. glovebox door ,center vent missing.
bottoms of front seats need recovered. aftermarket temp guage quit working. other than that interior perfect. trying to be real honest and let you know everything about car . looks way better in person than pics . car runs great. vin only tells that it was a v8 car not sure if its a true ss
or just a clone.
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