True Ss..complete Nut & Bolt Restoration ... Solid...very Detailed...show Winner on 2040-cars
Duck River, Tennessee, United States
Engine:496
Body Type:2DR Hardtop
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Oylmpic Gold Pearl Metallic
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: Black
Model: Chevelle
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: SS
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 3,905
Power Options: Air Conditioning
...I FINISHED THIS NUT & BOLT FRAME-OFF RESTORATION IN 2008...THIS IS A TRUE SS CAR WHICH BEGAN LIFE AS A 350 CU.IN. AUTOMATIC...I PURCHASED THIS CAR FROM A MAN WHO HAD OWNED IT LOCALLY SINCE 1979...THE ORIGINAL MOTOR WAS GONE SO I REPLACED IT WITH A FRESH NEW BOTTOM UP REBUILT 454 BORED 60 OVER AND STROKED TO A 496 W/ ROLLER ROCKERS/CAM...NEW 5SP TREMEC TRANS & DRIVE SHAFT... NO PATCH PANELS WERE USED,ONLY FULL SOLID PANELS...NEW INTERIOR,GAUGES,ORIGINAL RESTORED STEREO RADIO & SPEAKERS,ALL NEW WIRING,COWL INDUCTION,AC,ALUMINUM RADIATOR,HD CLUTCH,GAS TANK,FUEL LINES,SUSPENSION,BODY BUSHINGS,BEARINGS,BRAKES,BRAKE LINES,REAR AXLES,3:55 LIMITED SLIP,EXHAUST,GLASS,OEM TRIPLE PLATED FRT & REAR BUMPERS,VINYL TOP... ALL PARTS USED WERE ORIGINAL,NOS,NEW REPRODUCTION...I'VE DRIVEN 3905 MILES SINCE THE RESTORATION TRAVELING TO CAR SHOWS AND CRUISE-INS...I HAVE ALL RECEIPTS AND PICTURE DOCUMENTATION OF THE RESTORATION...I'M LISTING THIS CAR WELL BELOW MY ACTUAL COST...931-729-4299
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