1987 Chevrolet (gmc) Rally Wagon Short Wheel Base Van Project. Non Running on 2040-cars
New Hudson, Michigan, United States
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1987 Chevrolet Rally Wagon Van Short Wheel Base Project. This vehicle is not currently running and hasn't ran in two years since it was last parked inside a garage. It has a six cylinder motor and automatic trans. The front seats (cushions) are missing but the lower frame work is there. Van is very solid but does have a few areas of rust concerns such as across the front of the hood as well as the lower rocker on the passenger side. Other then that it's a pretty unmolested, original survivor. Please feel free to ask any questions or concerns before you bid! This vehicle is being sold in an AS IS, AS PICTURED, WHERE IS CONDITION! The vehicle can be personally inspected by appointment anytime before the auction ends. I do reserve the right to cancel/reject any bids or the auction at any time. With that being said this van is being offered in a NO RESERVE auction! Top bid takes it home! I just have too many projects and not enough time for them all!
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