68 Chevy Belair Chevelle Impala Chevrolet BowTie Bowtie GM Big Block 427-425 HP
Private seller / Contact seller
Springfield, Missouri, United States
Technical data for 1968 Chevrolet Bel Air/150/210
| Make: | Chevrolet |
| Model: | Bel Air/150/210 |
| Type: | Sedan |
| Year: | 1968 |
| Mileage: | 450 |
| VIN: | 155118Yxxxxxx |
| Color: | Blue |
| Engine: | 427 |
| Cylinders: | 8 |
| Transmission: | 4 speed |
| Interior color: | Black |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear |
68 427/425 BELAIR 4 SPEED RE-CREATION
PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION AND LOOK AT THE PICTURES BEFORE CALLING
All original glass except windshield, Factory radio delete, Original sheet metal except floor pan, Excellent panel fitment and gaps, Original bumpers, Grille, Tail lights, Marker lights, All 4 original T3 headlights that work, All original chrome and stainless, Power steering, Power disc brakes, Factory spare wheel, jack, and tools. Also now has heavy duty cooling, 4 core radiator, Temperature controlled fan and shroud, 1968 L-72 427-425 SHP IO code, 3885069 Winters intake, Holley 780 cfm carb, Stainless full 2” tube headers with 3 ½” collectors, M20 4 Speed, F41 suspension, 3.31 posi, Runs and drives perfectly and everything works like when it left the factory, horn, dash lights, gauges, idiot lights, and even the key buzzer.
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THIS CAR IS A DRIVER NOT A TRAILER QUEEN
I purchased this car out of Florida from an older gentleman that was the second owner. It was an original 90,000 mile 6 cyl 3 speed car that did have power steering (power disc brakes added) and was an original radio delete. I created the car to a very close L-72 replica during a complete restoration. It IS NOT a numbers matching car but as close as one can make it. It has most everything an original would have and all components are date correct. This is not a frame off car because there was no reason for it. The floor pan was replaced because of some rust but mainly it was bent by the old man running over a large curb. Every nut and bolt, mount, line, seal, rubber, latch, handle, lock, is new. Also wiper motor, heater core, blower motor, cables, levers, wiring, glove box liner, shocks, big block springs, a-arms, u-joints, ball joints, tie rods, bushings, seals, bearings, rotors, wheel studs and nuts, calipers, backing plates, pads & shoes, weather strips, door fuzzies, carpet, sun visors, brake lines, fuel lines, fuel sender, etc, etc. The engine was completely rebuilt, block was decked just enough to true it and you can just make out the factory IO stamp and even the original broach marks. It is a 3955270 block and still retains a stock bore and a standard steel crank, All new inside with a balanced rotating assy. Compression is 10.5:1 with Cometic gaskets and will run great on 91-93 (87 in a pinch). Cam is of course a solid with .559-.580 lift and .264-.270 duration @.050. Heads are 3919840 with springs matched to cam and 2.19-1.88 valves, 3/8 push rods and guide plates, M20 trans was completely rebuilt with new bearings, synchros, and gears as needed. It shifts perfectly and the rebuilt Muncie shifter does not rattle like most. There are no shakes, shimmies, or vibrations of any kind at any speed. It has a new Zoom clutch assembly, flywheel, Z-bar, and all supporting hardware. New MSD electronic distributor, ceramic plug wires, mini starter, alternator, power steering pump, red line tires with 7 & 8 inch wheels. 3:31 gear with a new Eaton posi, No leaks or drips of any kind. Drive it anywhere. I have driven it a little over 450 miles sorting and dialing things in. I had a tach and gauges during this time so I could monitor everything. It runs 180 degrees always, it will not run hot, oil pressure is 40 psi at hot idle and 60-70 psi running down the road. I removed the gauges because I wanted the factory look. I will include them if you like. I built this car to drive. I did not set out to build a trailer queen/show car and that’s why I opted to keep as much original as possible like the original grille, chrome, bumpers, and stainless. It gives it just a touch of patina and I believe I achieved my goal of making it look more like a survivor than a freshly restored car. Car was finished early this year and spends most of its time in my garage.
YOU ARE WELCOME ANYTIME TO INSPECT IN PERSON...........BEFORE YOU BID OR OFFER
PAYMENT REQUIREMENTS: $500 non-refundable deposit within 24 hrs. (one day) after the sale. Remainder to be paid within 72 hrs (3 days) via bank to bank wire transfer or cash only.
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CALL BUD 417 942-0341 (land line) 10AM-10PM CST