1962 Bel Air Prostreet 20" Coys Well Air Ride Sbc 327 Shockwaves Disc Brakes on 2040-cars
Columbus, Georgia, United States
Engine:327
Drive Type: Auto
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 0
Model: Bel Air/150/210
Trim: 2 door
Nice 1962 Belair car has a 327 in it 18 and 20 coys wheels with corvette Disc Brake on the front nice Blue interior every thing under the hood is painter body color there is a spot on the door that need to be fixed you can see in the pics also need front bumper need to be re-chromed all of the factory gauges if you have any question call shaun at (706)536-4114 this car comes with a bill of sale alabama does not issue titles on any car after 1979
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