1970 Chevrolet El Camino

All original everything. My father died on my birthday in January from parkinsons and Alzheimer's and I I herited her. I planned on keeping her. I love her. Her name is trixie. I got diagnosed with leukemia right when my dad fell and I subsequently got laid off and my dad had had no supplemental insurance and I had none at all. I had already had her towed into the mechanics when I found out how deep our financial stuff was. She had been covered with a tarp in a garage for 9 years because my dad was a mechanic and trusted no one but his hands didnt work. So I thought I'd cheer him up because he liked my mechanic so I put 2600 into and she purrs. She a restoration car for sure as a limited number of 1970s were made. She can be driven right now though. I love her. I was going to paint her cherry red. Her potential is large. I've had her appraised by 3 men so I know what shes worth. I would really like to see someone who delights in her the way I do her her. My lovely mechanic who did all of the work is open to talking to serious buyers about her, her possible future issues and any questions you may have. I'm very much into full disclosure and I dont screw people over.
SCAMMERS LEAVE ME ALONE. All cashiers cheque coming from bank must clear a 14 to 30 day hold to ensure validity if cheque and funds were available from a non fraudulent account before vehicle will be released. I apologize for any inconvienice but we can all thank the scam artists for this onethis is under advisement from my bank.
Shes only had 2 owners the original and my dad. Both men were mechanics. Couldn't ask for a better history

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