1971 Chevelle Ss California Car 4 Speed Zz4 Ac Posi Foose Rust Free Restomod on 2040-cars
Naples, Florida, United States
This car spent its life as a daily driven California car until 2012. I have the original California blue plates and registration. I purchased the car and had it shipped to me in 2012. This car is solid and rust free, so much better than a rusty car that was pieced together. Take a look at the floorboards, rockers and trunk pictures, all rust free and original! When I purchased the car it had a current California car registration and had been driven regularly. It was a father and son project with the motor and transmission already installed with approximately 10 K miles on them. After receiving it I completely disassembled the car removing the drivetrain, all glass and interior. The body was stripped to bare metal and refinished using PPG products. It was topcoated with Deltron Viper blue pealcoat. Everything was cleaned, inspected, refinished or replaced before reassembly. Drivetrain GM ZZ4 350 HO DELUXE 330 HP 380 LB http://www.gmhorsepower.com/350-HO-Deluxe.php LAKEWOOD BLOW PROOF BELLHOUSING McCLEOD CLUTCH (less than 500 miles) SUPER T-10 4 SPEED (late model made by Richmond) 10 BOLT 3.73 POSI RICHMOND GEARS, YUKON POSI, US ALLOY AXLES (less than 200 miles) ENERGY SUSPENSION MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION MOUNTS DOUG'S CERAMIC COATED HEADERS (Doug's not cheap Doug Thorley!) FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS BRAKES AND SUSPENSION CROSSED DRILLED AND SLOTTED FRONT ROTORS W/ NEW PADS NEW UPPER AND LOWER CONTROL ARM BUSHINGS NEW UPPER AND LOWER BALL JOINTS 4 NEW KYB GAS SHOCK ABSORBERS TALL FRONT SPINDLES (2 inch drop and improved geometry) REAR 2 INCH DROP SPRINGS INTERIOR TILT STEERING COLUMN WITH GRANT WHEEL AND SS HORN BUTTON NEW HEADLINER AND SAILPANELS NEW CARPET AND SOUND DEADNER NEW PACKAGE TRAY NEW DOORPANELS (four) NEW SUNVISORS NEW REARVIEW MIRROR NEW WINDOW CRANKS NEW CENTER CONSOLE NEW PROCAR SEATS by SCAT (easily replaced by many seats in there line if not your taste) NEW INSRUMENT CLUSTER LENS, CIRCUIT BOARD , LED INSTRUMENT LIGHT (5 X BRIGHTER) NEW KENWOOD SPEAKERS (four) EXTERIOR 17 INCH FOOSE RIMS 275/40/17 rear 235/45/17 front COWL INDUCTION HOOD WITH HOOD PINS AND FLAPPER DOOR ALL NEW GLASS WITH BUILT IN SMOKE GREY TINT (6 pieces) NEW FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS NEW WINSHIELD, DRIP AND HOOD MOLDINGS ALL NEW WEATHERSTRIPING DOOR, TRUNK, NEW SIDE MIRRORS NEW DOOR HANDLES NEW LOCKS This car runs and drives as good as it looks. It starts, brakes, steers and shifts as it should. It has no known mechanical issues. It does not leak ANY oil. It has ice cold air conditioning and will idle all day long in the Florida sun without overheating. I do not know if this is a true "SS" car because I do not have the build sheet. If you have any questions please feel free to email. If you want to talk send me your number and I will promptly call you back. This car has a clean and clear Florida title in my name. I will consider partial trades. I did not list a buy it now price but if someone makes my an offer I can't refuse I can add one. This car is 43 yrs old with many high performance / aftermarket parts and is being sold "as is". Payment to made with cash, check or cashiers check. All checks will have to clear bank before taking possession of car. Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
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