1968 Chevrolet Camaro on 2040-cars
Cabin John, Maryland, United States
If you have questions email email me at: bellabsstockman@ukpoets.net .
Up for sale is a great numbers matching 1968 chevy camaro. The car has original body panels and doesn't have any
rust other than normal surface rust underneath. It has had some upgrades like front disc brakes, stainless lines,
and a lot of other wear items. This car does have original a/c which is on the rarer side and it's also a
california built car.
If you have any questions please ask! I will take a $500 deposit to hold the car but after 14 days if not paid in
full it will be relisted and the refund will not be returned unless otherwise specified.
The only way to buy this car is to see it in person because I want you to see what it is your getting.
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