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Fathom Blue 1970 Chevelle SS 396 survivor
This rust free Chevelle SS still wears its original factory Fathom Blue paint (except for one fender) and retains it’s entire born-with drivetrain. Nice colors and apparently ready to fly in and drive home. Just the way I like ‘em...
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/233557605587
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Helmut... Never met a survivor I didn't like |
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67since67 (04-15-2020), 68bronze (04-15-2020), 69 Post Sedan (04-15-2020), Bill Pritchard (04-15-2020), Damien (04-15-2020) |
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That’ll bring 40-45,000
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Looks nice with a good honest description.
Very refreshing to finally not see "stripe delete" listed anywhere. |
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Bill Pritchard (04-15-2020) |
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looks like a great car but i think i would have at least replaced the drivers mirror thats broke off..
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scuncio (04-15-2020) |
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makes you wonder what else is going on there?
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Chris Slawski 69 Nova 69 Malibu 69 Camaro RS 69 Camaro SS 396 |
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A broken mirror is minor and a 1 screw fix,if it keeps some from bidding,all the better.
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