Great Project...runs And Drives!!! on 2040-cars
Leduc, Alberta, Canada
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I have a nice 1959 El Camino Project up for sale. Car has a newer Chevy 305 engine with a overdrive transmission. Runs and drives! Signals, lights, horn and radio work...Car was a 3 in tree ,clutch was removed and still have column in,with Grant steering wheel.New Edelbrock Carb, New battery...and battery tray...NEW rebuilt heater core installed,hoses are not hooked up.heater motor ran great before heater core was removed. Still has original headliner,Power steering, no power brakes...Drum brakes. Gauges to my knowledge work..but I cannot guarantee...newer Interior in 3 tone. All glass is in nice shape, no chips or cracks! Car is in Primer grey.... Car Is not currently registered.... The bad: wiper motor doesn't work, but I have spare, unknown if that works either, the floors have some holes nothing huge,but would be good to replace floor eventually. Rear sail panels are missing behind seat, drivers side front fender has some holes by the headlight,front bumper/Vailence is rough,pin holes in truck box,but its in good shape and a easy fix, Bed chrome is a bit beat in some areas...tailgate could use repair or replacement. No door seals. Needs shocks etc...tires need replacing. Interior light doesn't work(burnt bulb?) I'm sure there's bondo in the car to what extent I do not know.. Parts: I have a box of parts...to go with( ie better headlight bezels etc)... I have a 59 Bel Air Full Auto steering column with org steering wheel, brake pedal assembly, a spare full set of bed chrome and toneau cover ...spare wiper motor, various chrome stripped from Bel Air...nicer front bumper/valence..and 1 pc rear bumper - see pics... **Any questions please don't hesitate to contact me before bidding!**
*****This vehicle is being sold as is, where is. There is no Warranty, expressed written or implied. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgment solely. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of sale. Please Bid Only If You Intend To Complete The Deal. Winning The Bid Means That You Are Responsible For Buying The Car! This Is A Binding Contract And The Buyer Is Responsible For Completing The Deal! Bank Checks, money orders or cash are preferred for the balance of the price of the vehicle and all checks must clear prior to taking the vehicle, even bank checks! Buyer is responsible for all state fees, taxes,Customs,duties and shipping.You are responsible for arranging shipping..... I have the right to end this auction early for any reason or if The Car Sells Locally.**** |
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