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1966 Chevelle Show Ready Resto Mod On Air Bags No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:100 Color: Black /
 Black
Location:

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Automatic
Engine:350
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Condition:

Used

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: 136176Z105558
Year: 1966
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Black
Model: Chevelle
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Custom
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 100
Sub Model: Resto Mod

Amazing 1966 Chevelle, ready tocruise and show.

 

Recently completed 1966 Chevelle by Coe Customs. This car went through an extensive frame on restoration, with nearly every nut and bolt being replaced.

 

Body/Paint/Trim/Glass

100% Rust Free Arizona Body

Fresh Beautiful Black Paint

SS Big Block Hood

Custom Billet Grill

Excellent Stainless

New SS Rocker Moldings

New Door Handles

New Mirror

New Tail and Marker Lamps

All 8 Pieces of Glass brand new and limo tinted

All new window fuzzies and rubber seals

 

 Engine Compartment

Alluminum head Edelbrock 350 Crate Engine

New intake powder coated black

New billet Specialties polished pulley system w/ polished alternator, power steering and A/C

New Billet Specialties valve covers and air cleaner powder coated black with polished billet accents

Ceramic Coated Headers

New Billet Plug Wire Looms

New Aluminum Water Pump

New Billet Hood Hinges

New Aluminum Radiator

New Engine Electric Fan

New 10” Electric Fan that comes on with A/C and blows through Condenser

New HEI Ignition

New wiring harness, engine, headlights, taillights and underdash

New Plug Wires

All new Steel Braided lines including Power Steering with new NPT Fittings

New Powder Coated Inner Fender Wells

Powder Coated Radiator Core Support

 

FuelSystem

New Polished Demon 650 Carburetor

New Polished Fuel Pump

New Fuel lines

New Edelbrock Fuel Filter

New Sending Unit

New Fuel Guage

 

Transmission

Turbo 400

All new seals, Filters, Shift Kit, Chrome Pan and Modulator Valve

New Drive Shaft

 

Suspension/Wheels/Tires/Steering/Brakes

Upper and Lower front Tubular A-Arms

New Quick Ratio Steering Box

Rear Trailing Arms

All new bushings

Front and Rear Air Bags

New rear Shocks

4 Wheel Drilled and Slotted Disc Brakes

New Booster

New Chrome Master

18x8 Front Aluminum American Racing Torque Thrusts

20x10 Rear Aluminum American Racing Torque Thrusts

255/35R18 Toyo’s up front

275/35R20 Toyo’s  inthe rear

 

Interior

New Carpet

New Seat Foams, and Upholstery

New Door Panels, Arm Bases and cranks

Completely redone dash, including – Fuel Gauge, Lenses, A/CVents, All Knobs and Switches, Trim Panels ETC..

New Billet Steering Wheel

New Gauges

New Ice Cold Vintage Air using New Factory A/C Controls

Custom Center Console

 

Trunk

Completely Custom Finished in Suede

Custom Mounted Amps

Custom Sub Enclosure

Coe Customs custom Logo inlaid in floor

Hidden Optima Battery with Remote Jump Terminals

 

Stereo

Vintage Custom Audio Deck with Ipod hookup

2 front mids in custom kick panels

2 rear mids in package tray

3 10” Subs in custom trunk mounted encloser

2 Cerwin Vega retro amplifiers

1 Hidden Passive EQ

 

Overall

This is a very nice show quality drivable car. This is not what I would consider a concourse show car but that is because I am very particular. I have had this car out twice and won both shows it was in. The paint is excellent (not flawless) but extremely show worthy! (To elaborate- a flawless paint job is just that to me. It is perfect and I have seen very few that I would consider flawless.)

 The interior in this car is very nice with a near original look and feel with a few small custom modifications.

This car looks absolutely stunning and is very drivable. It runs at 185 Degrees with the air on in the Arizona heat. Goes down the road very straight and has minimal air bag bounce.

I have built, bought and sold several muscle cars and this is definitely one of the best I have owned. I built this car to drive and keep, but due to needing more space and having several other projects, I need to sell this car.

I have listed several cars on EBay and have sold every one of them. I give very honest descriptions and am easy to deal with. I do not over price my cars trying to catch someone who does not know any better, I price them well below market with no reserve so that you know you are bidding to buy and own this car. There is nothing worse than getting your finances in order to buy a car, only to end up chasing an inflated reserve. THIS CAR IS FOR SALE   < SO BID TO WIN!

I will also be listing this car locally and for that reasonI have listed a buy it know in this auction. If you are interested in this cardo not wait to buy it, it will sell. I am relatively open to an offer on thecar as long as it makes sense, so feel free to email any questions or offers you have. Please do not offer anything less than the starting price, I will not accept.

As stated above, the starting price on this incredible car is well below its actual value, and well below what it would cost you to build.Do not let the starting price be any indicator of this cars value, the other cars priced this low ARE NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEING IN THE SAME LEAGUE AS THISCAR!

 

As with any other car this age, it is being sold as is withno implied or expressed warranties.

Please do not bid if you do not intend to complete thepurchase, as I will incur fee’s and it is not fair to a legitimate buyer.

Please feel free to check out my feedback, I always under describe a car so that I do not ever have an unhappy buyer and I am very cooperative in finalizing the transaction.

Enjoy and good luck!

 

 

 I have several other pictures of this car, if there is anything you want to specifically see please just send an email.  Thanks!

 

 

 


On Sep-20-14 at 11:41:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

With the auction getting close to the end, I am receiving several emails about buy it now price as well as questions about description and condition. Now that the auction is within 1 day of ending, I WILL NOT END THE AUCTION. I do not believe that doing that would be the right thing to do. As far as the car... This is an exceptionally nice driver car. It will win most local shows that you attend, but this is not a $100k concourse car. I build very nice affordable drivers. The paint shows very well but is not perfect and does have some very minor blems. The engine is very solid. If you leave it idle for too long it will load up because I run 1 step colder plug than it calls for and do this deliberately. The frame is not powder coated, it is PPG Black single stage paint. The car was not on a rotisserie, it was built frame on, so the paint under the car is not flawless. I deliberately painted it rather than undercoat it so that it would confirm no rust. Painting the belly while the car was together, it can not be done to a true show quality. Many have asked what the car needs and I would answer by saying a rear sway bar. I like to drive it low and if you corner too tight it will sway and the front tire will scrub. You can eliminate this by simply putting more air in the bags and riding a little higher. When the car sits the brake booster will lose its vacuum, it takes just a minute to build back up, but at first movement it will feel as if the brakes are not working properly. It is a brand new booster, master, lines, calipers, shoes etc.... So this is not a problem. 

 

If you have any other questions or concerns, please call. I do not want an unhappy buyer and this car will sell.

 

If you are a Zero feedback bidder, please make sure you intend to finalize this purchase. Many sellers will block Zero feedback bidders, I will not. Everyone bought thier first item once. Please just be serious.

I will be selling a few more cars from my collection and they are extremely nice cars built for me personally. Please feel free to follow my eBay page so that you will have a chance to see them. You can visit my facebook page to see photo's of several cars that I have built. From driver quality up to amazing show quality.

 

Glenn  (602) 722-7574


On Sep-20-14 at 11:49:01 PDT, seller added the following information:

Facebook page is     Coe Customs             https://www.facebook.com/coecustoms?ref=bookmarks

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