1956 Pontiac Chieftain Wagon V8 Hotrod No Insurance Accident Was Cool on 2040-cars
Halifax, Massachusetts, United States
1956 Pontiac Chieftain 4 Door wagon V-8 automatic A/C power steering and all four power disc brakes Motor still runs great . The car was in a rear end accident with no insurance 1 year ago stopped at a red light. The car cost over 30K to build this car it was a show car. The car has a new 350 chevy motor with a 700R4 trans. four wheel disc. ice cold A/C full new interior new tires all tinted glass and more. The car does start but will yard drive for loading. This is my lost and your gain if you can do the work to get it back together. The car will need about 2 feet of rear frame work two rear quarters tailgate rear bumper and other small parts. This will made a great project car for short money the car will be sold with bill of sale only NO TITLE.
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