1969 Canadian Built Chevelle

[69 Post Sedan]

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/252950603533

[Bill Pritchard]

If engine and trans are truly the "born with" items, the $15K BIN price is not bad, IMO.

[NorCam]

Real decent car but I wish it was born another color. The owner sent me the build sheet today but image is so small it isn't worth trying to post.

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Originally Posted by NorCam

Real decent car but I wish it was born another color. The owner sent me the build sheet today but image is so small it isn't worth trying to post.

Build sheet or VVS docs?

Ryan

[NorCam]

VVS Docs

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

It is hard to read, but the most important option is plain as day:-)

K05 Block Heater :-)

Oh Canada:-)

Ryan

[Postsedan]

Most Canadian Built Chevelles had the optional block heater....fast forward 50 years later....I stay away from Chevelles with a block heater.....as it most definitely means Rust a rusty car :-(

Dan

[NorCam]

Originally Posted by Postsedan

Most Canadian Built Chevelles had the optional block heater....fast forward 50 years later....I stay away from Chevelles with a block heater.....as it most definitely means Rust a rusty car :-(

Dan

I generally stay away from Eastern cars as Ontario and Quebec used a lot of salt on winter roads and if the car was ever winter driven early on, it's likely as rusty as some of the eastern US cars I have seen from NY are other NE States.

I stick to cars from the drier climates like AZ, NM, CA, TX and up through the high desert plains from NV into ID and WA. There are many Canadian cars from the west that also come from desert areas like the BC Interior and throughout eastern Alberta such as Medicine Hat. These areas are known as Canadian high deserts and have delivered many dry rust free cars over the years.

Rust never sleeps as they say.