1964 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210

station wagon 9 pass

283

41635F284562

Clear

Gasoline

1964 Chevrolet Bel-Air 9 passenger station wagon... It came from the estate of a man who owned it for the past 30 yrs. and according to his daughter, he got it from the original owner and paint is 95% original perfect. The mileage is REAL THIS IS THE NICEST 64' EVER! No rust,rot or accidents ever!!!! It's a matching # V8 283 2bbl motor (Edelbrock AirGap manifold & #1406 4bbl (auto choke) & HEI have been added.. 3 speed standard shift with perfect clutch and linkage Vintage Air behind dash A/C & heat... CPP 2" lowered springs.. CPP power disc brakes with big calipers... CPP Power steering...All new control arms, ball joints & alignment Full power windows with factory tinted glass... perfect (re-done) factory style 3 seats with seatbelts New ww radial tires on Crager wheels... stereo CD Bluetooh radio.. Quiet dual exhaust.. Chrome excellent EVERYTHING ON THIS CAR WORKS including interior lights NO SQUEEKS, CREAKS, RATTLES OR VIBRATIONS... 100% driver & show quality Look at my 100% feedback... I sell real nice cars & trucks... I can deliver 150 MapQuest miles for $1.75 per + tolls.. help your transporter...YOU CAN ALSO DRIVE HOME QUESTIONS ???? Call John Tully @ 631-742-9796 On Sep-26-17 at 15:11:29 PDT, seller added the following information: I never realized that my Buy-it-Now would disappear after the first bid.................call me if really serious... it was $21,500 On Sep-30-17 at 09:47:11 PDT, seller added the following information: It's been brought to my attention by a gentleman in Alabama that the car has 327 emblems.. I listed as a 283 based on a local expert that suggested that the pullys and heads appeared to be the smaller 283... It is quite possible that it is a 327. I did not want to mis-lead anyone.. The car has had no accidents and it appears that no emblems or trim have ever been removed. It is also a factory 9 passenger. It also appears that the motor or trans have never been removed (factory paint check marks) You won't find a better "stock" wagon anywhere