FS: 1971 Chevelle SS
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FS: 1971 Chevelle SS
Time to sell the show car. My father and I restored this car after buying it about 10 years ago. It is a numbers-matching 1971 Chevelle SS with ~30k miles. Red PPG paint with black vinyl top, black racing stripes. The car has a 396 engine bored to 402 at the factory with an auto tranny and bucket seats as well as new seatbelts. Also has new BFG T/A radial white letter tires. Got some extras to go along with it as well. This is definitely a head turner. I'll try to get more pics A.S.A.P.
Asking $50,000
Asking $50,000
Last edited by Rebelphotog96; Oct 24, 2006 at 11:15 PM.
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No and no. Using bondo on a car like this would be a sin in my book.
Only problem I'm aware of at this point in time is a loose ground that I've yet to look into. It only affects the lighting system in the car i.e.:hi beam indicator light is on when lowbeams are on and off when hi beams are on, guage lights work intermittently. I'm still trying to get some pictures of the car. I either have to wait on good enough weather or dig out the old 35mm pics and scan them in. Also, this car has never seen rain. Never even been on the road if it was a possibility that a puddle from a previous storm would still be on the road.
Only problem I'm aware of at this point in time is a loose ground that I've yet to look into. It only affects the lighting system in the car i.e.:hi beam indicator light is on when lowbeams are on and off when hi beams are on, guage lights work intermittently. I'm still trying to get some pictures of the car. I either have to wait on good enough weather or dig out the old 35mm pics and scan them in. Also, this car has never seen rain. Never even been on the road if it was a possibility that a puddle from a previous storm would still be on the road.
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