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Classic Muscle Car for Sale: 1970 Chevelle Malibu SS Clone

1970 Chevelle Malibu SS Clone for sale - easy restoration that needs to be finished.   Lots of new parts and trim including:  Lt 1/4, rear "SS" pad, all "SS" emblems, wheel opening and rocker mouldings, rugs, wheels and tires and completely rebuilt 350 engine .30 over with all new parts, headers and flowmaster exhaust.  Automatic transmission.

The hood, roof, trunk and right side are ready for paint.  Only left fender and door needs some work.  The under carriage has been  completed & painted, not frame off.  The door's, 1/4's floor and frame are solid. 

Car is complete, all bumpers, brackets, handles, glass and trim. Interior is very nice, bench seat in good shape, trim panels and rear seat removed & stored. Rugs new, will only need headliner. Will need very little to finish. 92,196 miles with good clean title. 

Original color was green. Runs & sounds great.

For sale in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for $7,000 (over $13,000 already invested) on OldRide.com

PROJECT VAN FOR SALE: 1963 CHEVROLET CORVAN 95

Up for sale as part of an 80 car collection is a 1963 Chevrolet Corvair Van.   The '63 Corvair Corvan 95 was considered among one of America's first mini van and is super rare with a limited production!  This is a very rare classic car that is only going up in value as time goes on.  You can find this one for sale at Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois for $2500.


 
 
In 1961 Chevrolet introduced the Corvair 95 line of light-duty trucks, which used the Corvair driveline and are forward-control, with the driver sitting over the front wheels, as competition for the Volkswagen Type 2. The Greenbrier Sportswagon uses the same body as the “Corvan 95″ panel van with the side windows option, but was marketed as a station wagon and was available with trim and paint options similar to the passenger cars, arguably making it the first American minivan. The “Corvan 95″ model was also built in pickup versions; the Loadside was a fairly typical pickup of the era, except for the rear engine, forward controls, and a pit in the middle of the bed. The popular Rampside, which, as its name implies, has a large fold-down ramp on the side of the pickup bed.  Information about the Corvair courtesy of Hooniverse

Classic Truck find of the Day: 1972 K5 Chevy Blazer 4x4

Here is an all original, unmolested 1972 K5 Chevy Blazer for sale.  

They just don't get much better than this, especially at the price. 

The 350 engine looks to be original with a 350 automatic transmission.  This Blazer runs and drives very good and the 4x4 works great.  

The Blazer, a two-door vehicle, was one of the first trucks of that time to come with air conditioning. It provided front suspensions with coil springs

Additional features include factory tilt wheel and saddle interior.  The rust on this Blazer is only from the chrome strip down,  and the entire truck is very straight.  It is old (38 years) but has been well cared for.  

Chevrolet produced 44,266 Blazers in 1972 with a per-vehicle base price of $3,145. The truck weighed 3,677 lbs, with a wheelbase of 104 inches and a 23.5-gallon fuel capacity.


The top is in excellent condition, back lift gate works fine.  The original wheels and hubcaps go with the truck.  If you are looking for a good Blazer to restore or just putz around in, this is the one. 


The graphics on the Blazer are referred to as Mod-Bods and were offered by Chevrolet.  These are a somewhat of a rare option package and was also known as "Feathers" and "Sportbird" I believe the one featured on this truck is referred to as "Eagle."


Rarely do you see a Blazer in this good of condition for sale at this price.  Hurry and act fast because this Blazer will be gone soon.

For sale in Chillicothe, Ohio for $6000.  Learn more about this 1972 Chevy Blazer for sale on OldRide.com.

Classic Truck Find of the Day: 1958 Chevrolet Apache 36

The Chevrolet Apache was a truck produced by Chevrolet for just a short period of time from 1955 through 1959 and is highly desired collectible among classic truck enthusiasts.
This 1958 Chevy Apache 36 for sale features a 235 inline 6 cylinder engine and a 4 speed manual transmission.  And guess what?  This truck RUNS !!! But does need some brake work if you plan on driving it home. Never been hit but does has traditional rust above windshield. Nice original pick up that runs and drives.

For sale in Port Hueneme, California for only $3000.  Click here to buy. 





OldRide.com Find of the Day: 1940 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 2 Door Sedan

This 1940 Chevrolet Special Deluxe 2 door sedan is a project car but very fixable for the classic car restorer.  The engine runs but the manual transmission is stuck in 3rd gear, it will roll but will have to be trailered.  There is good stainless trim and good glass with no leaks.  The front and rear bumpers are rusty but not bent.  Interior is in pretty good shape for it's age no rips or tears headliner is in tack, there is a good dash no broken glass solid floor front & rear, trunk floor has small holes.

The body's rear fenders have rusted off their clips (hanging) doors open & close good. The floor boards are rusted thru in places rest of body is pretty solid. Frame is a little rusty looking but didn't see any holes or anything hanging. Car has been sitting in garage since mid 50's - this is a complete car nothing has been to it.

For Sale in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for $3500 OBO on OldRide.com
 
 


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