1965 Chevy El Camino Custom 4 Bolt Rebuilt Project So. California 93505 on 2040-cars
Tehachapi, California, United States
For sale is a 1965 Chevrolet El Camino. Same owner since 1991. It is a work in progress with lots of work already done. The body was removed from the frame and the frame was cleaned and painted, new body bushings and shocks. The Motor is a Rebuilt 350 4-Bolt main, Complete rebuild, new rods, bearings, pistons, and performance cam. The transmission is a 700r4. Still needs the drive shaft shortened to fit. The body has a couple small rust issues (The passengers floor below where the heater core and A/C were, and on the passengers rear lower part of bed there is a pic specifically showing it). Most of everything to complete the car is there, has a brand new fuel tank, new windshield, all new weatherstrip, and tons of other new parts. Only thing I know that is missing are a steering wheel and exhaust from the headers back. This is a solid project. It's at a point where the new owner can customize or build to fit them. Clear California Title in hand. Current Non-op Status at DMV, so no back fees. I can possibly deliver Vin Decoded: Generation: 2 Manufacturer: Chevrolet Model Series: Custom El Camino V8 Body Style: 2dr Sedan Pick-up Model Year: 1965 Assembly Plant Code: Fremont, CA Sequential Production Number: 151938
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