1963 Comet S22, 2 Door Hdtp, 260 4 Spd on 2040-cars
Alburtis, Pennsylvania, United States
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This Comet will need a lot of work, just so you know you are not going to throw a battery in it and drive. It has been off the road for at least 20 yrs. It came from the factory with a 260 4spd, black with red bucket seat interior with console. It needs floor pans replaced, (a pair comes with it) lower quarter repair) (a pair of patch panels are included) and probably other sheet metal work. If you would like pictures of specific areas I'll get take and email them to you. Engine is stuck. Please ask all questions before bidding, contact me before bidding with less than 10 bid/wins. The winning bidder is to contact me within 24 hours and full payment within 7 days. Full payment will be Cash or Postal Money Order and must clear before pickup still within the 7 day window. I'll accept Paypal IF YOU PAY THE FEES. I will assist in loading, shipping is at buyers expense.
The following comes with the car: R/L full length floor pans R/L lower quarter patch panels Rust free 62 Hood Grill and Tail lights not shown |
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