Buy 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air w/ Rebuilt 283, Easy Restoration Candidate in Corsicana, Texas, US, for US $317.00

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I'm having to list this car as a salvage or parts category because I do not have a title, per EBAY policy but its certainly a restoration candidate and could be a daily driver with little work. Its a 1964 Chevrolet Belair. Very straight old car and great restoration candidate. Doors close extremely tight. The engine is a 283 V8 and has been rebuilt and fires right off with a little gas poured in the carb, I figure the fuel pump is out or maybe blockage in the fuel tank. The transmission is a power glide and shifted fine when the engine was rebuilt. This car has been sitting in a shed for the past 6 years, Excellent glass all the way around, bumpers, chrome trim is awesome and lots of straight body parts. The odometer shows just over 75,000 miles. The body is 90% good, although the trunk and left rear quarter panel is rusted through and the drivers side floor has rust, although some repairs have been made. All lights high and low, turn signals work perfect, no damaged or cracked lenses. The VIN # 41669 R 157609. Call with questions, I will help any way that I can 903-467-9736.

All sales are final, no warranty. Payment due within 5 days of auctions close, I accept Cashiers check, Check (car doesnt leave until check clears) or payment at pick up if picked up within 5 days. No PAYPAL accepted. Delivery is available. The car is welcome to stay here for up to 60 days free of charge if the buyer cant pick it up promptly.

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1964 Chevrolet Bel Air W/ Rebuilt 283, Easy Restoration Candidate on 2040-parts.com

1969 and earlier for Sale

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