'67 Chevelle SS396, Wrecked in '70 and garaged ever since...

[scuncio]

Check out the interior, looks brand new. Trans and rear are original...you could do worse for the $8500 opening bid.

Link to 1967 Chevelle SS396

[427TJ]

The replacement fenders are from a 396 car too.

[Bill Pritchard]

"Vehicle had severe front end damage" and not one picture of the front end???

[luzl78]

Needs a frame

[big gear head]

I'd probably buy that if it wasn't so far away. I've got a frame.

[PeteLeathersac]

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Subject VIN 138177Z126034
Cool car but may look vastly different w/ an eyeballs view?
Pass' door position may indicate cowl damage also tone changes pre accident paint repairs?
Note differences @ driver's door/quarter also pinstripe down pass' side...almost looks clear coated which may question accident date?

~ Pete

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[Bill Pritchard]

On a positive note, it's refreshing to see the square turquoise "GM" sticker on the trailing end of the driver's door.....on a car that it truly belongs on

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Pretty cool car, but with no nose photos, I bet it's pretty bad... Like damaged cowl bad. Curious as to why it has a woodgrain strip on the dash.

[scuncio]

Guessing it was hit pretty hard, but definitely looks fixable if you had access to a good frame guy.

[67since67]

Originally Posted by Fast67VelleN2O

Curious as to why it has a woodgrain strip on the dash.

If you look closely behind the headlight and wiper knobs, the proper trim rings, molded into the plastic SS strip, but separate pieces on a Malibu woodgrain metal strip, are absent. A good guess would be that the owner preferred the woodgrain and swapped it, but didn't get the rings.

By the way, no original M22 in a '67 Chevelle as claimed.