1967 Chevelle Convertible NO RES
1967 Chevrolet Chevelle for sale in Port Jefferson, New York, United States
Condition: |
Used |
Item location: |
Port Jefferson, New York, United States |
Make: |
Chevrolet |
Model: |
Chevelle |
Type: |
Convertible |
Trim: |
Malibu |
Year: |
1967 |
Mileage: |
1 |
Color: |
White |
Transmission: |
Automatic |
Interior color: |
Black |
Options: |
Convertible |
Vehicle Title: |
Clear |
Want to buy? |
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Description for Chevrolet Chevelle 1967
This will probably be the cheapest running, riving 1967Chevelle Convertible listed. I bought the car a little while ago to fix up and drive this summer but unfortunately my house flooded and I really have no time for a car now. It has been off the road for many years so it needs a good look over before setting out on the road. The car has is a very good running 350, h350 trans with a ratchet shifter, nd a 12 bolt rear. The car appeared to berestored many years ago and looks decent. It does have bubbles and dings but I was going to do a quick clean up and spray it the original color (butternut Yellow). I just wanted a clean looking cruiser. If you want an all out show car you would need to give it a full strip and proper restoration. The convertible top is a bit ratty but usable, nd the power doesn't work. It can be raised and lowered by hand. The interior is what you'd expect of a car that has been sitting many years, t is usable but could use a redo. I drove the car around a bit, t runs and drives really well, ut there are some electrical bugs to work out. The tail lights, linkers and brake lights work butthe headlights aresporadic. The gasgauge, orn and radio are NOT currently working. I was going to buy a complete harness for the car and re-wire it. If you put a few thousand into it and a few weeks laboryou'll have a car worth at least double what I'm starting the *No Reserve* auction at. Just look at the other convertibles oneBay. There is a small hole in the frame under the drivers door which is really common on these convertibles because the frames are boxed for strength (Closed) and catch water. (Look at pics). I've owned 5 of these cars and 2 had this same hole. It only cost a couple hundred to fix the last one but that was 10yrs ago. Feel free to ask any questions.
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