'67 Chevelle SS396, 325hp 4-speed, Cool Color Combo
 

Can't say I have ever seen blue-on-blue with a Fawn vinyl top. I love it....

The ancient tires make me believe this one has been stored for years. I'd check it out if I were local - love older restorations.

Link to 1967 Chevelle SS396 auction

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/k8YAA...1s/s-l1600.jpg

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/-IwAA...15/s-l1600.jpg

Looks like midwest, not Hawaii.

It appears to be straight and clean...nice condition. I agree nice color combination.

Lots of Hawaii experience? What makes you call out foul play?


Jason

Buildings and houses with vinyl or brick, no stucco. Low pitched roofs. No curbs in the streets, but mostly, it's the landscape and trees. I wouldn't send that guy any dinero.

It does look like mostly pine trees in the back ground. Odd

Apparently the drive train (engine, transmission and rear end) are all original to the car.

Tropical Turquoise with Turquoise interior. Fawn Top. L6 Fremont Assembly built car!

As with any car on eBay or Craig's list Could be listed as being in one state but may be represented by a broker in another. Current Seller may be using pics from the person he purchased it from too. Easier to call and just ask than guess. Nice driver quality car. Although I'm not big on changing original equipment. I'd probably spring for a WHITE top over the factory Fawn. :)

The seller is trying to dupe someone out of $20,000, but will tell the truth over the phone if you just call? Doubt you'll see positive feedback by the buyer, for this Chevelle.

I had asked the seller during the auction, through e-Bay, whether the drive train was original and was assured it was. I received an e-mail from e-Bay warning me about this seller. Obviously something is up.
Unfortunately these types of transactions put a very bad spin on our hobby. I am not sure how this car was purchased but hopefully there was some sort of buyer protection in place.


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