1968 Chevrolet Camaro 9/10 Dont Miss Out On This One! on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
LOOKING FOR A CAMARO?? DONT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE!
Camaro is 9/10! Complete Restoration! Everything has been replaced or repaired to GM standards. Camaro has less than 500 miles on brand new 2013 Chevy Crate 350/290hp professionally installed. Transmission has rebuild at the same time as engine replacement. Disc brakes in the front. Accelerates, Runs and brakes excellent. There is nothing left to be done to this one but drive it. Car is perfect! I have the invoices for almost everything and I can put you in touch with both the professionals that did the restoration as well as all the mechanics upgrades. Do not bid if you cannot afford it. I am selling it as I have too many cars. The reserve on this car is $27K. I have well over $35K into this car but it is time to make it move. Call me if you have ANY questions before bidding. 716-400-4224. Car is for sell locally as well so I reserve the right to end the auction earlier if sold locally. |
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