1967 1968 1969 Camaro , "no Reserve" Project Or Title And Vin on 2040-cars
Lowell, Indiana, United States
Engine:none
Body Type:project
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Interior Color: none
Model: Camaro
Number of Cylinders: none
Trim: project
Drive Type: project
Warranty: none
Mileage: 100,000
YOU ARE LOOKING AT A 1967 camaro project . CAR HAS SUB FRAME, FENDERS , DOORS,DECK LID , NO REAR END WAS A 4 SPEED CAR V8, HAS NO INTERIOR BUT MANY GOOD PARTS CAR COULD BE FIXED BUT I JUST WANT IT OUT OF MY GARAGE WILL NOT SHIP UNLESS YOU WANT THE PART OF THE FIREWALL WITH VIN AND TRIM TAG I WILL CUT OF THE FIRE WALL AND SHIP THAT PART ALONG WITH A CLEAN INDIANA TITLE. PERFECT IF WILL TAKE TRADE FOR SOMETHING LET ME KNOW
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