1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Ss on 2040-cars
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States
Beautiful 1967 Chevelle SS 396 L34 with 350HP. Granada Gold Paint is shiny and looks great, however, there are
numerous fish eyes in the clear coat. I tried to capture these in the photos. The light needs to hit the paint just
right to notice them. Black interior in very good condition. Very few slight blemishes in the paint. Original
drivetrain. Original numbers matching 396 bb with 350 HP. Protectoplate included. Original 4 speed manual
transmission. I added gauges for oil, ammeter, and temp as well as a Sun Super Tach. Currently has a double pumper
Holley with manual choke. I will include original holley for this L34 engine. 4 wheel drum brakes stop as they
should. New manual steering box. Most Chevelles are the 325 HP. This has the upgraded 350HP engine with original
protectoplate documentation. Thanks for looking.
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