'68 Chevelle 300 #s L-79 Post Sedan, Insanely Nice, Factory Air (!!)
 

I can't remember the last time I saw a '68 post car with its *original* l79 engine. Definitely a popular car to clone, but the real ones are few and far between. And, how odd to have a super basic 3-speed no-radio car with factory air.

Sequoia Green is really an underrated color....

Link to 1968 Chevelle 300 L-79 auction

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68 Chevelle..
 

That is one well ordered machine!!!

Damn!!!!!

Ryan W31

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I really like it too but would prefer no AC.
Nice resto but description words indicate stamper parts so original engine doubtful?:hmmm:
:beers:
~ Pete

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She Debuted at Chevelle-Abration in the 2000’s.

Dan

I was thinkin' I'd seen this pictured somewhere before....

I believe Chuck Hanson may have owned that car at one time, I remember him describing it at least :hmmm:

Someone has a reason to be a little biased.

Used to call these "plain brown wrapper" cars.

Yes, Chuck did own it, pre-restoration.