[blu66velle]

I hope this isnt mistaken for an ad as non of this stuff is for sale yet . I just want to get an idea if its worth even selling . If it is i'd like it to go to a good home and will eventually post it to the classifieds here . I sold my 66 malibu about 2 years ago ( it killed me to do it but family comes first ) my dad was moving last weekend and i found some of the stock parts i had discarded back in the mid-90's when i bought my car . i have of mag wheel hub caps and 14" steel wheels and stock radio that i know are worth selling but my main question is i also have the stock 2bbl intake , carb , air cleaner , and most of if not all the orig. CA smog equip. for a 195 horse 283. Is there a market for this stuff ? and if so what would be a ball park figure ?

thanks for any advise

FINK

 

[Keith Tedford]

I would imagine that there is a demand these days for that California smog stuff. Who ever would have thought.

 

[Chicken Coupe]

I would imagine that there is a demand these days for that California smog stuff. Who ever would have thought.

I'd agree with the smog stuff. Some states still require it to be installed to register or pass inspection.

 

[jaf6738]

Tha hubcaps are valuable if in good shape, free of major pits, curb rash and dents. Some information, and a link to a recant ebay auction:

There were two different optional 14-inch simulated mag wheel hubcaps, one for 1965 and 66 Chevelle and another for 1967-72 Chevrolet. There was also a 13-inch and a 15-inch mag hubcap produced by Chevrolet for Corvar, and Impala. The 14-inch hubcap used for 67-72, all have the number 552205 cast into the center of the back. They are not correct for 65 and 66 Chevelles SS or Z16 cars. For those two years the simulated 14-inch mag hubcaps had a taller center medallion and smaller cooling slots with a casting number of 551851.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280399725806&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT