1967 El Camino on 2040-cars
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:350 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 199,999
Make: Chevrolet
Exterior Color: Yellow
Model: El Camino
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Custom
Drive Type: 2WD
Number of Doors: 2
1967 El Camino 350 motor 400 Turbo trans 12 Bolt Posi rear I bought this car three years ago and got to look at it on a lift. Bed floor, well behind cab, cab floors had no rot and were original ecept for two small patches that were welded in by the brake pedal ( size of a cigarette pack) The frame was very nice with just minor surface rust and no rot at all. No rot at bottom of rear window area and the front pillars were also solid. No rot on body at all and very straight. Some dings in bed floor and wheel houses. I rebuilt the front end and had it aligned and added new wheels and tires. It then went to body shop for paint and they took it apart - fenders hood doors grill bumpers windshield tailgate and stainless. Yellow base coat with a touch of pearl, flames in House of Color candy, clear coat. I have only put 300 miles on the car since it was painted two years ago. Afraid of putting that first scratch on it.
The mileage is unknown and shows exempt on the title because of its age. Selling to fix stuff on my house.
Most of the stainless is new including the grill area. Bumpers are new. Runs and drives great. I bought new door panels ( stock) for it but they are still in the box. It is a factory air car but I do not have the stuff for under the hood except for the blower motor assembly that bolts to the firewall. I have the box that goes under the dash that has the heater core in it and all the doors that direct athe air. The evaporater in still installed.
The car looks fantastic. The body shop that worked on it took it to a car show to show off their work with several other cars they had done and it got lots of attention as well as more restoration work for them!
I have a clear Wisconsin title in my name. The car is sold as is where is with no warranty expressed or implied. Any questions please call 608-519-0939. The car is for sale locally so that will end the auction if it sells unless it hits the reserve, then the auction continues to its end. The deposit is non refundable because when you bid and win - you bought it! So check with the wife first and please don't drink while you bid!!
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