Chevelle Super Sport (1967) on 2040-cars
Smithsburg, Maryland, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:None
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: No engine
Model: Chevelle
Trim: Super Sport
Drive Type: RWD
Safety Features: Four wheel disc brakes
Mileage: 65,014
Sub Model: Super Sport
Exterior Color: Primer
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Black
Shown above is a modified 1967 Chevelle Super Sport. I have known this car since the 1980s and have been the owner for the last ten years. This car does not have a trim tag on the firewall.The tag went missing during body restoration years ago and was never found. The V.I.N. tag is still on the driver side door frame.It IS a 138 code Chevelle and titled to me as such in Maryland. When I last rode in this car it was red with black interior. It has an altered front sub frame and setup for the engine to be hard mounted with a 2" set back. There are disc brakes on all four corners and has a Ford 9" rear with 4.30 gears (positraction). Body work was done by High Expectation Auto Restoration, Inc. in Front Royal (VA) and frame work (boxed) was done by Martz Chassis Works (PA).The car has double driveshaft loops and Moser axles (31 splined). Steering box is 79 Ford (manual) coupled to a Borgeson steering shaft. Floor and trunk pans have been replaced. The SS had been set up with an 8 point roll cage for racing but was removed by me due to interference with the stock interior. I ditched the racing seat that was in the car when I bought it and purchased stock seats and recovered them in the stock 67 SS pattern in black The previous owner sold the original hood but I have a NIB replacement that I purchased. I also have new front and rear glass (side glass is original) as well as most (if not all) new trim and emblems. Because of frame reinforcement a stock fuel tank cannot be used. It will require a smaller tank or a fuel cell. The doors are off the car to allow access while being worked on but are in primer as well.
If you are looking for a "stock" 67 Chevelle SS, this is NOT the car for you. It is meant and built to handle some serious horsepower....either on the strip or on the street.
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