1967 Chevrolet Camaro

Convertible

327

automatic 2 speed powerglide

124677N217929

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1967 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible, VIN: 124677N217929, Engine: 327 CI V8, Transmission: 2 speed powerglide Automatic Odometer Reading: 24,182 (Actual Mileage Unknown), *TITLE READS-MILEAGE: 70,068. Features: Blue with Blue Interior, Power top, Power steering, four wheel drum brakes, BF Goodrich Radial tires, dual exhaust, original radio. Take a look at the pictures as these best represent the car that is for sale. I have attempted to take photos of all angles to best show the car in it's entirety. The car is rust free and the condition is excellent. There are some small imperfections as expected and I attempted to show them in the photos. The car runs fine and starts right up. There is a you tube link attached at the end of the write up so you can best get a feel for the car as if in person . Even though the car runs fine I make no guarantees to the internal components. Anyone is more than welcome to have a mechanic look at the car if necessary before purchase. Any questions feel free to ask If you are in need of viewing every little blemish or defect on the car I am more than willing to take another video of all areas close up if needed, this might save a trip for someone who is seriously interested. With that being said I do encourage in person viewing if possible as to get the best gauge for the car's condition. The car will also be listed locally and can be sold at any time. Thanks for looking If shipping is needed this will have to be arranged by the buyer Note: since the first listing I did take the car to a local speed shop to be looked over to avoid any issues and to ease the potential buyers minds. Upon his recommendation I did replace the alternator.. fuel pump and had the carb rebuilt and adjusted the timing. Overall he felt the car was in great condition. He did take notice that the gas gauge is inaccurate by about a 1/2 tank..reading a 1/2 tank when in fact it is nearly empty, and the turn signals reverse only when the lights are on (he said most likely a ground issue) I was not aware of this as I don't run it at night.I didn't feel it was necessary to fix the last two minor issues and would allow the next owner to fix that if he or she feels necessary. Just something to make you aware of. Here is the link...just copy this go to youtube.com to view place the below info in the search for the video Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE https://youtu.be/hwpmns23JfU