1967 Chevy Elcamino Malibu Chevelle Factory A/c Barn Find California Car on 2040-cars
Woodland Hills, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: Turbo400
Model: El Camino
Mileage: 1,000
Trim: Malibu Chevelle
This truck has been in Northern California all its life. It is rust free besides the surface rust. Very solid original truck. It is an original big block 396 Malibu chevelle factory A/C. It has the numbers matching turbo 400 transmission and 12 bolt rear end. The motor is a non running 350 that was installed in the 70s. All else is original and specific to the car. I have most of the original documentation from 1967 when it was purchased. Original keys. Super straight body. All the emblems are there and solid. Bed is extra clean, never was abused. Interior is all original. My plan was to do the brakes on it and put in a big block motor so I can drive as is. Very easy to roll and move around. This is a very nice truck that is all complete. Probably the most solid project in existence. This can be driven in no time, if you just do a motor. The radiator is the correct big radiator for the big block.
If you are serious and need info you can call me 8185288513 don't try and text it's a land line. Thanks |
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