1968 Chevrolet El Camino Restoration/hot Rod Project on 2040-cars
Allen, Texas, United States
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Up for auction is a 1968 el Camino project. The car is being sold as you see it. Sold As-is, where is. Rebuilt/balanced with all premium internals. 3 angle valve job, roller rockers, Hi-Rise Intake, aluminum hi-volume summit water pump. Four row cooler. New TH-400 trans with performance shift kit. Exceptional body and paint done properly. No gobs of bondo here. New PST front suspension & steering kit. Quick-ratio steering box. New urethane body bushings and new paint on undercarriage. New windshield Needs interior and wheels/tires to complete project. This thing looks mean and sounds mean. Just needs the finishing touches. Please ask all questions before bidding. Non-refundable deposit of $500 due via Paypal at close of auction. Balance due in Cash or via Money Transfer to Chase Bank. Pick-up of car due within 7 calendar days. ALL payments must clear before pickup. |
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