1969 El Camino (texas Car) on 2040-cars
Traer, Iowa, United States
1969 EL CAMINO IN RED OXCIDE PRIMER-ORIGINALLY WAS BLUE.NON MATCHING 350 ENGINE(STOCK) RUNS WELL TRANSMISSION IS TURBO 350 .STOCK 10 BOLT REAR END.HAS POWER STEERING, NON- POWER DISC BRAKES. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING,MISSING COMPRESSOR, HOSES AND OTHER PARTS TO MAKE IT WORK. TRUCK WILL LOT DRIVE. MUST BE TRAILERED..NOT SURE OF CONDITION OF THE BRAKES TO KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT DRIVING IT A DISTANCE OR NOT.LOTS OF NEW PARTS.. NEW SUMMIT CERAMIC HEADERS,NEW BATTERY ..HAVE NEW BATTERY TRAY(NOT INSTALLED). NEW BRAKE PAD,TAILIGHT LENS,NEW BLACK HEADLINER (not installed), NEW BLACK CARPET(not installed),NEW COWL VENT GRILLE SET(not installed),NEW GAS CAP,4-NEW CRAGER 15X8 BLEMS WITH CAPS IN BOX ,NEW SET OF CHROME LUG NUTS.USED SET OF FRONT 69 BUCKETS/HEADREST IN BLACK..NEED RECOVERING( not installed).
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