Pro-touring 64 Chevelle Malibu on 2040-cars
Lockport, Illinois, United States
Purchased from my dad back in 2008 and improvements made below (most done around that time period):
The vehicle has passed state inspections in Missouri and Texas (as recent as last year). I now live in Illinois and they do not require inspections. I believe the car is a beautiful driver but is not a show car. I am not aware of any bondo in the car as my body man did not have to add any for the prep work of the paint job. The driver side rear quarter fender well should probably be replaced as I had to do some cutting on it (not visible from outside the car) to get a previous set of wheels to keep from rubbing. The new wheels are properly backspaced and will not rub with a new wheel well. I believe this represents the car well. I believe the price reflects the fact that this car is not a show-car but a driver with very nice components. I would estimate that I have over $27,000.00 in the car including the purchase price of $14,000 from my dad. The car handles and stops very well. I had to send off for the title as I recently relocated to Illinois and I have not received it back yet but expect it soon. I do have a lien against the car through my credit union. Thank you for your interest. I am not interested in trades. I have found a Camaro that I am specifically trying to buy with the sell of this car. |
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