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Plymouth : Satellite
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(7/10/2008 12:51:24 AM) |
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tobnhisglory |
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USD 1276 |
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Vehicle Description
'67 Plymouth Satellite. Was a 273/auto, air conditioning car. It has 8 3/4 rearend.Trans, rear differential and drive shaft are all still there, no motor (motor in pics is a 5.7 hemi block, hemi parts in separate auction). Can include a 318/904 from a Charger with auction price that was running when pulled a couple years ago. Car has solid frame and floors. Most of car is in primer to keep from rusting. No major dents but does need some body work. Rear quarters have been repaired in the past, but need work again. They don't show rust but drivers has small dent at rear and passenger panel has low spot in body line. Both bumpers need straightened. Originally white with blue bucket interior. Buckets have headrests and armrest buddy seat. All interior pieces still there. Interior has usual sun damage up front, but rear looks nice. Needs some small rust repair around drivers door latch assembly. All glass is good. This car is pretty well optioned for a 67 Satellite. It has air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, bucket seats with headrest, buddy seat/armrest instead of console, and 8 3/4 rear end. I began taking the front of the car apart to prep for body work and paint. I took almost everything out of the engine bay including all the old rusted a/c lines, wiper motor and brake booster assembly. I removed all the grill and both bumpers, but I still have all the parts I removed. The grill is in good shape but the bumpers could both use work or replaced. I have some of the exterior trim but not all, I was going to remove it all and fill in the holes for a cleaner look. This is a project car but is a good place to start. Fix it up and put a small block back in or upgrade to a 440 or hemi, or a new generation efi hemi like I was in the process of doing. This car has an excellent tail finish panel and good tail light bezels, all of which are identical to the GTX pieces and worth quite a bit on their own. If the car doesn't sell I may have to part it out for GTX parts, but I would much rather see someone fix it up. I'm getting married in a few weeks and its time that a few of my several projects go. God bless, and good luck bidding. Call or email with any questions. Please only call if you are a serious bidder. -Reggie, 740-504-0555
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