Sharp '62 Bonneville Project, Factory 389/4-sp

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Nice colors and the 'right' transmission. Needs a lot of love, and you'll likely be underwater instantly, but what a cool car to do.

Link to 1962 Factory 4 Speed Bonneville Project Car auction (https://www.ebay.com/itm/353772131872?hash=item525e765620:g:6mYAAOSwsX5hk-kh&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5337538513&customid=&toolid=10001&mkevt=1)

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[Too Many Projects]

Interesting that it has AZ plates with a AAA MPLS sticker on the rear bumper and MN rust out.

Auto City is a parts supplier and much of the repro glass people buy comes from them.

Anyone interested should call Denny and ask about the car. He is the Chevelle guru, but will direct your call to whoever else there is in charge of this listing. I would think they would allow a decent discount on replacement parts ordered thru them too. Denny has always been fair with me and ordered most of the panels I bought for my '67 GTO and had them brought in.

[tjs44]

As said,would be upside down from the getgo.Bonnies dont pull the money of a Cat or GP.Interior is only avail from SMS these days,steering wheel might be like $1800 now.I would almost bet the rear frame mounts are gone.Worth something for the engine and 4 speed change over.Tom