1968 Chevrolet El Camino Chevelle on 2040-cars
Hampton, Tennessee, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:v-8
Drive Type: auto
Make: Chevrolet
Model: El Camino
Trim: none
Mileage: 123,456
I am listing for sale a 1968 chevy el camino with a very low reserve. It has a 305 engine in it now which needs overhauled but was originally a 327 car it has power brakes and power steering . The car has a 350 turbo trans.and has 2 of the chevy ralley wheels on it. This car is a complete prject car it has been sitting for years. It has a good clear tn titlein my name . The frame rails are in great shape. the floor pans do have some rust in them very repairable not something that would need total replacement. the pass quarter panel has a rust hole about the size of a dollar bill this car is 95 percent complete it was missing the bench seat but i have l;ocated one and is included in the auction. it has a large dent in pass door but can be popped back out . ithas some typical rust in bed up near head board not a hard fix but is there. i have tried to list all of the bad about this car ,,it is a very restorable car and you wont beat the price anywhere but keep in mind it does need total restoration if intersted pleas call 423-297-5005 for any more info or e-mail and I will respond asap
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