1971 Chevrolet Camero. Runs and drives good. By looking at the upholstery, paint ,and body work, it seems that someone spent a lot of time and money to build a really nice street machine. Then, for some reason it was stored for quite a while. You can use this car for a driver just the way it is, or it would make a great candidate for a new build. It has a 350 engine that I think is newer than '71 and comes with a very nice all steel hood. The body has some interesting mods. The rear spoiler has been molded in also. It will need a little bodywork as you can see by looking closely at the pictures and check how nice the trunk is. I have looked under the car at the floors and they look real good to me . If there is anything to repair it should be very little. There is a tach in the dash and a 150 mph speedometer. The options include power steering, power brakes, automatic trans, air cond, and a tilt wheel. We also have an aftermarket C/D player. The vin number is 124871N578066 and it is missing a cowl tag. There is no way to be sure about the mileage.I am not a Camero guru but if you have any questions please ask. If you would like to call, my number is 478-231-4848 anytime. Remember, none of us looks quite as good in real life as we do in pictures, and niether do cars. I have the title in hand. One more thing, It sounds cool too.
On Mar-26-14 at 15:51:52 PDT, seller added the following information: To answer questions about the title. I have posted two new pictures....One is the current Title, issued 4/28/2003. The other is the original title dated 7-21-71 showing it was purchased on 7-13-71 from Morris Chevrolet in Oklahoma City for 4,250.00 |
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