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I am still wondering about this car. It is supposed to be original paint. I cannot find signs that it was repainted. I don't consider myself a novice. But how can it be so nice?
This car did come from Oklahoma. We traded with a friend/repeat customer. He bought it from an elderly woman and drove it home. She kept it in the garage, supposedly since new. The odometer reads 92,160.
Well that certainly makes sence to me. It is just so nice to see a car in such great condition. What caught my attention was the underside. The paint is still on the floors and it shines!
The entire car is perfectly solid and without repair. The paint still gleams when waxed. There are numerous chips and nicks that we touched up. The chrome is very, very nice. We see no pitting at all. The side trim has a few dings, the weather stripping shows a little age. The EZ-EYE glass is all very nice.
The original interior is also very nice. It shows just a minimal amount of wear. The color is still brilliant, it doesn't feel brittle and the odor is pleasant. We saw ons short in the front seat back, but that is it. The headliner is perfect. The carpet is nice, but a bit matted on the hump. The intergrated floor mat is worn by the drivers left foot.
The original 235 six cylinder starts and runs great. It was recently tuned up. The Powerglide shifts just fine. The tires are new. The battery is new.
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Our friend Ron did take some reversable liberties with the originality. He dressed it up a bit.
He installed chrome wheels with smoothie hubcaps. He wrapped them in new wide whitewall radial tires. He installed fender skirts.
He also dressed up the engine bay with some bling. The remote oil filter, Offenhauser valve cover and chrome pushrod cover were added by Ron. He also split the exhaust with ceramic coated headers and installed a new Rochester 2G carburetor on a GM cast iron manifold. The dual exhaust system is new.
Now don't let that scare you. The manifolds and original valve cover are in the trunk. We were frightened by the Offy valve cover. It is the 216 style. But we ran the cast and stamped numbers on the block and head. This is certainly the correct 235 engine. I do believe it was repainted.
The functions of this car work as if new. There is nothing to disclose. The original jack and spare tire are in the trunk, too. The original trunk mat covers the original factory spatter paint. Amazing.
I am amazed at the condition of this car. Ron traded it to us for an equally spectacular 47 Chevy that he had been seeking. We weren't excited about taking a four door in trade, but when I realized it was a Sport Sedan ( foor door hardtop) and it was supposed to be in wonderful condition. Wow, what an understatement. This car is just so nice! Viewed: 477 times.
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