1973 Camaro, 454, 700r4, 3:23 Posi, Fresh, Rust Free California Car. on 2040-cars
Queensbury, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: 700R4
Model: Camaro
Mileage: 100
Trim: ......
This is an Excellent, Rust Free, California Original 1973 Camaro. It has been taken apart and reassembled with all new parts as needed including: Fresh 454, standard bore & crank, 700R4 trans, PS, PDB, 3:23 Posi, Flowmaster exhaust, Hooker Coated Headers, Eibach springs, KYB shocks, Polyurethane bushings, Hotchkiss solid sway bars, 4 Core Aluminum radiator, Custom ABS Carbon Fiber Guage Panel, Ultra Lite Auto-Meter Guages, new interior, Factory Z28 Wheels and new radial tires, Painted Original Factory Color with Factory Z28 spoiler. Windows and Doors function as they should (with new weatherstrip). We would encourage a personal inspection of this Camaro before bidding. 1961 or older trades considered. 518-743-0235
On Jul-31-13 at 07:36:16 PDT, seller added the following information:
Never any Rust, Rot, Damage or Repair work. All original factory sheet metal. There is not a nicer, dryer, more solid Camaro available.
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