1970 70 Chevy El Camino Ss Pro Touring Resto Mod Beautifully Done Well Over 60k on 2040-cars
San Jacinto, California, United States
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1970 70 Chevy El Camino SS Pro Touring resto mod beautifully done well over 60K invested 1970 Chevy El Camino SS frame off nut and bolt restoration true CA car built in Van Nuys, CA. A no expense spared on the restoration. It has a pro built 383 (about 450hp) small block engine with a built 700R4 trans with a 2600 stall converter which is backed by a 4.11 geared posi traction 12 bolt rear-end. Originally a 4 speed car but has been converted to a automatic with a Ididit tilt steering column. Frame has all been powder coated black and all new bushings, ball joints, tie rod ends, idler and pitman arms etc. The interior and tonneau cover is all custom made by Armando's Custom Upholstery in Southern Cali (very high end and expensive) Custom Stereo System Eclipse Navigation head unit put in the custom made dash with digital Dakota gauges, 2 10” subs in a custom made box behind the seat. We spent over $15,000 just on the paint alone. Shaved firewall and door handles, silver leaf, house of color paint, etc. Here are just some of the things we did to the car, Complete
set of 6 piston Wilwood Calipers Power Disk
Brakes, Drilled/Slotted Rotors, Vintage Air system, March Pulley serpentine
belt system, power windows, power door locks with keyless entry, alarm,
shaved door handles, Fesler Polished Billet hood hinges, Painless wiring kit, Aluminum
4 row radiator with dual electric high output fans, Hotchkis sway bars front
and rear, Hotchkis upper and lower control arms for the rear, Lowered
McGaughy’s Coil Springs in rear, Custom made to order Bonspeed wheels and
(Steering wheel to match wheels) with 295/30/20ZR Toyo Proxes4 tires in the
rear and 245/40/18ZR Toyo Proxes4 tires in the front, Dual Flow master Exhaust,
Custom Leather Interior, Digital Dakota Gauges, Ididit Tilt Steering
Column, Shaved marker lights and emblems. The list goes on and on..... This El Camino is an eye catcher and reliable that will absolutely turn heads where ever you go. This is your chance to purchase a Beautiful Pro Touring Elco That's Already Complete and ready to drive to any car show and take home a trophy. Runs and drives amazing!!! Just like a fully restored resto mod pro touring car should. We have taken her to Vegas a couple of times and it ran PERFECT!!! |
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