WONDERFUL 1967 CHEVELLE SURVIVOR - $12,500 (Nanaimo)

timbuk · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

67 4 door survivor car for your discussion chevy content!

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

https://victoria.craigslist.org/cto/d/nanaimo-south-wonderful-1967-chevelle/7246801330.html

427carl · A Poncho Legend!

WONDERFUL 1967 CHEVELLE SURVIVOR - $12,500 (Nanaimo)

1967 Chevrolet Chevelle

cylinders: 6 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 42200
paint color: blue
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: sedan

THIS IS A SURVIVOR NOT A FULLY RESTORED $ 25000 CAR ... IT HAS MINOR WEAR AND TEAR . BODY IS VERY NICE NOT PERFECT . DON'T EXPECT PERFECTION ON A SURVIVOR

BELIEVED TO BE 42000 MILES ON THIS 1967 CHEVELLE SURVIVOR .

A 4 DOOR SEDAN , 250 CI ENGINE WITH POWER STEERING AND 3 ON THE TREE TRANSMISSION

UPDATED MECHANICALLY AS NECESSARY FOR SAFETY AS A DRIVER , BRAKES . MUFFLER AND TAILPIPE , SHOCKS ETC.

INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION, SEATS HAVE BELIEVED TO BE ORIGINAL CLEAR PLASTIC SEAT COVERS

ASHTRAY AND CIG LIGHTER NEVER USED

PRICED VERY WELL FOR A CLASSIC IN THIS SHAPE AND CONDITION

LOCATED IN NANAIMO BC

Canadian Poncho · A Poncho Legend!

I'd love a survivor like that.

66 Grande guy · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Just a bit of work to convert it to a Beaumont!

65Camino · Uber Guru

Nice car. But either has one more zero at the end or the one in front of the price too many.

LeeRoy · Guru

Some one flipping this one? Car was for sale in Victoria a couple of months ago for$9500.

DonSSDD · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Would it be a 230 not a 250?

beaumontguru · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

230 was standard and the 250 was an extra cost option starting in 1967, thats why its got the 250 badges. I had a parts car twin to this one 10 years ago, i still have teh 250 emblems they are cool and not seen too often

This is a beautiful original, but yes price is a bit crazy.

I think back to the years between 1997 and 2007, i had a 67 beaumont sedan and a 64 beaumont sedan, both all original with like 50K mileage orig paint cars, i paid 1500 and 1800 for them! i guess times change, but not that much.

MC · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Out east I'd expect to see a $10K price tag on something like that now. Prices seem to have taken a jump over the past few years, but it's not like I'm out there buying and selling all of the time to know what they actually go for. I'm sure there are others on here who would have a better idea on the actual value of that one.

It's a really nice example, though. Kinda reminds me of a certain survivor Beaumont sedan that was sold from here and eventually had a big block installed. That's one I should have jumped on when it was still in NS - it would still be mint and original if that had happened.

r66sd · Addicted!

A better buy I think on this 2plus2 54000 miles.

4SPEED427 · A Poncho Legend!

I see a speedwarning. Does it also have tilt? Pretty cool car.

ga · Addicted!

i enjoy wagons and 4 doors as much as anything else. the extra doors were always helpful when the kids were small. i could still enjoys the car hobby and not worry about kids damaging something very expensive. i could buy something in amazing shape for a small percentage of a iffy condition 2 door. dont misunderstand that i wouldnt like a super car but its never been in my budge. weirdly my survivor family cars always draw a lot of attention. i assume because they are cars people actually had vs the car dad really wanted. i know my dad looked at cool cars and bought practical

MC · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Nice 2+2 survivor.

Here's a link to the ad:

https://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/1968-Pontiac-Parisienne-2--2-_36510426

MC · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

ga wrote:
i enjoy wagons and 4 doors as much as anything else. the extra doors were always helpful when the kids were small. i could still enjoys the car hobby and not worry about kids damaging something very expensive. i could buy something in amazing shape for a small percentage of a iffy condition 2 door. dont misunderstand that i wouldnt like a super car but its never been in my budge. weirdly my survivor family cars always draw a lot of attention. i assume because they are cars people actually had vs the car dad really wanted. i know my dad looked at cool cars and bought practical

Yup, that's my take on it too. My next collector-type car will probably be an original survivor-type 4-door for those very reasons. I like 2-doors as well, but IMHO prices have gone a bit crazy recently.

see2xu · Addicted!

Lovely as a time capsule, but driving it would be challenging, today. I struggle in traffic with the '62 Impala 409/409 - it takes way longer to get up to speed, or to stop, than a mundane Korean subcompact does, these days. And, at least in my observation, driving standards have deteriorated in this era, meaning something slow and ponderous is a magnet for unguided missiles, piloted by Instagram Influencers and texting fiends. Can't count the number of times I've been honked at, or flipped off, because I have to start slowing for a corner so much sooner than modern cars.

68 327 4spd · Poncho Master!

My 4 door Beaumont that I had would always draw a crowd no matter where I went.

-- Edited by 68 327 4spd on Tuesday 29th of December 2020 03:05:14 PM

MC · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

see2xu wrote:
Lovely as a time capsule, but driving it would be challenging, today. I struggle in traffic with the '62 Impala 409/409 - it takes way longer to get up to speed, or to stop, than a mundane Korean subcompact does, these days. And, at least in my observation, driving standards have deteriorated in this era, meaning something slow and ponderous is a magnet for unguided missiles, piloted by Instagram Influencers and texting fiends. Can't count the number of times I've been honked at, or flipped off, because I have to start slowing for a corner so much sooner than modern cars.

Maybe where you are, but around here (NS) there's no problem driving an older low-performance car around. You just have to plan ahead a little more than when driving a newer point-and-squirt car. Maybe people are more laid back here, I don't know.

see2xu · Addicted!

Yeah, that's the difference. I had the car in my mother's garage in Goderich from '12 to '14, and really enjoyed using it in the summers, there. It may make its way back up that way soon. They just don't do well in modern, urban traffic. Manageable, but stressful.