1968 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
Salida, California, United States
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1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport convertible with the 396-350HP motor. This is a
MATCHING NUMBERS car (block stamping, casting and dates all match). The transmission is a factory 4 speed which is
noted by the vin #, however, a non-matching factory dealer transmission replacement occurred in1970 when it was
only a few years old. The car includes the following options: power steering, SS Rally wheels with red line tires,
factory drum brakes, power top delete, bench seat and a factory installed AM radio.
This car has undergone a 100% frame off restoration process. Everything was restored to perfection including the
original Tripoli Turquoise paint. The right rear quarter panel was replaced during restoration due to degradation
which was commonly found in these cars. The convertible top is brand new. Every nut and bolt has been replaced.
The underside of the car has received the same immaculate attention as the rest of the car. The motor was gone
through in 2001 and has not been driven more than 50 miles since then. As you can see the motor shows as well as
the exterior of the car! The wheels are a chromed option that was added later.
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