1969 Chevelle Ss Numbers Match Auto Air on 2040-cars
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
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This is an all correct numbers match 1969 SS Chevelle 396. This car has an automatic transmission, factory air conditioning and all of the floors and trunk floor are in excellent condition. The car has power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission and a twelve bolt rear-end. The air conditioning is in tact and all of the hoses, pump and all components are in good condition but needs a belt. The body panels are all original and in good condition except for the right fender is dented. The body has typical rust for a car this age. The front lower fender and rear lower quarter panels have minimal rust. Both doors are in great shape and there is no rust in the door jams. The motor runs well and you can drive this car while you restore it. The complete interior has been replaced with new OER interior panels, seats, cushions, carpets, door panels, headliner, and package tray. This car looks awesome inside! The car has original wheels, factory air cleaner and original factory carburetor. The car also has a new windshield and the factory AM/FM radio. The car drives nice but needs the exterior restored. Any questions, please call me: Jim at (970) 215-8092. Thanks!
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