Chevrolet: Bel Air/150/210 Conv Belair on 2040-cars
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
55 conv and here it is mostly restroyed, 383 chevy engine,350 transmission, with shift kit, alum radiator ,9in ford rear,new holley carb,alum intake,new power disc brakes,new power stearing,new crager ss wheels,new tires,front end all rebuilt,new bumpers on front,new bumper guards front,new bumpers on rear,new rear bumper guards,new grille,new hood airplane,mallory dist fuel pump,new patroit headers,all new window,door handles,new orginal type rugs,new parking lights,am fm cassette player radio,new stainless hockey sticks on sides,many more items. air cond compressor and hoses need to be instaled
You can email me with any questions : berndessaharany@mynet.com
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