A Real No-reserve Auction!!! Edelbrock Car And Intake Runns Good on 2040-cars
Marion, Indiana, United States
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1967 Cutlass Supreme Here is the story with this car, as all old cars have a story. I purchased this car while looking for something old cool and cheap to drive this summer. I was told about this car from a friend. I purchased the car and started to work on it. I was told the engine was rebuilt a few years back and the transmission was rebuilt right before it was parked. This was 2 years ago. I was also told that the seal around the torque converter leaked right after it was done and that is what parked the car. We brought it home and took the trans out and installed a new seal- no leaks but now brakes, so I replaced the rear brake shoes, hardware and 1 wheel cylinder- still need bleed but have a little brakes. Started car up and dropped it into gear-nothing forward gears burned out but previous owner when trans leaked. He forgot to tell me this! So it will need to be rebuilt again. The engine runs well starts right up holds good idle and oil pressure. I changed the oil and the plugs. 12 bolt rear end is open. Interior will need some work. Wipers, headlights, blower motor and gas gauge work. The heater core is bypassed so you have to assume it leaks. THIS IS A REAL NO RESERVE AUCTION-HOWEVER I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO STOP THE AUCTION AT ANYTIME FOR $2835 CASH IN HAND Call steve @765 206 0350 with questions The car is located 1 hour north of indy reserve the right to continue to work and clean vehicle On Feb-21-14 at 11:05:12 PST, seller added the following information: Delivery maybe available up to 200 miles 1 way @1.20 a mile. You must call ahead if you would like it delivered. On Feb-21-14 at 11:29:23 PST, seller added the following information: Forgot the rest of the story- I been trying to buy this old Chevelle since before Christmas. They called yesterday and said they will sell it! Ok I take it. When do I tell the wife lol? I think after this car is out of the garage. On Feb-21-14 at 12:23:32 PST, seller added the following information: youtube link of it running On Feb-21-14 at 21:13:20 PST, seller added the following information: NOTE-- I have located a good turbo 350 trans that is reportedly rebuilt with low miles. I am going to try to secure this on Monday evening. If so the buy it now price will increase by $175. Also a friend may come over to help me install it before auction ends I will keep you posted as to any progress. Thanks |
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