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1967 Chevy Ii Real 118 Ss 350 4 Speed Sharp!! on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:5000
Location:

North Tazewell, Virginia, United States

North Tazewell, Virginia, United States

 Let's get this out of the way first..... If you are looking for a perfect rotisserie restored trailer queen turn back now, But if you can appreciate a nice driver quality car and don't want to spend that $35-45,000 for a perfect show car keep reading!
Here is a nice driver 1967 Chevy ll real 118 code SS that has been done a couple of years and belonged to the same guy for aprox 15+ years. We recently took this car on trade and it gets a lot of attention!
This SS has a good body and very solid and clean undercarriage. It has been painted for aprox 10 years and the paint is slick and has a high gloss shine. It is not flawless but what I consider above driver quality. The car has had new front and rear bumpers other than that all other chrome and stainless appears to be original and looks good but as expected does show its age. The glass also appears to be original and shows a few scuffs and scratches.. It is setting on new 17 inch torque thrust wheels w/ new tires.
The interior looks great and has recently had ALL NEW...seat covers, carpet, door panels, console and factory shifter. The dash is filled with all new autometer working gauges and an aftermarket am/fm cass (radio powers on and is new but no sound due to no speakers)
The car a very radical sounding fresh built 350, newly rebuilt Muncie four speed and a ford 9 inch rear end with 4:11 gears. It has been upgraded with Wilwood front disc brakes, painless wiring system, and a new aluminum radiator to insure no heating problems.

I am a licensed and bonded Virginia dealer but am not accepting any trades at this time.

WE WELCOME ALL BUYERS WORLD WIDE!!

We reserve the right to end this auction at anytime for any reason as this car IS for sale locally.... Most of my auctions end early with an accepted offer and I am followed up with a  ton of the same questions wanting to know if the car sold and 9 out of 10 of my answers are yes!! If you are in the market don't wait until its over call today!!!!

If you have any questions or offers feel free to call or email anytime at 276-920-1351

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