1973 Chevrolet (clone) on 2040-cars
Reno, Nevada, United States
A very nice SS clone. The car was finished in 2006 and it has been stored inside in it's own trailer since that time. Engine and transmission are solid and the car can be driven anywhere (check picture of car on Mount Rose Summit - 8911' elevation). Never runs hot and always good oil pressure (25 - 35 PSI). Oil has been changed after every 3000 miles. This is not a show car, but it is a damn nice street cruiser. True mileage is unknown (though to the best of my knowledge it is 95,700) with about 5000 miles put on the car since 2006.
All body parts are OEM, except hood (Harwood 4" high-rise - #14104 ) and shifter (B&M - #80776) and engine trim (valve covers, chrome trim. etc). Engine/Transmission performance parts info:
Spare parts...
Contact me with any questions, I will attempt to answer them as soon as possible (I am a professional truck driver, so please be patient.) Vehicle purchased, can be held for up top 30 days for the buyer to arrange shipping/pickup. I reserve the right to end auction early, this vehicle is for sale locally at Hot August Nights in Reno, NV! |
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