1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport Ss 1970 Chevelle Convertible 454 on 2040-cars
Thorofare, New Jersey, United States
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1970 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT CONVERTIBLE
NO BUILT SHEET
HAS A 454 IN IT THAT WAS REBUILT ABOUT 1200 MILES ON IT
400 TRANS WITH A SHIFT KIT
POWER WINDOWS
POWER TOP
CAR WAS RESTORED, NEW FENDERS DOORS AND 1/4S WHERE DONE ON IT. CAR WAS BUILT TO BE A NICE DRIVER AND LOCAL CAR
SHOW. IT'S NOT A 200K RESTORATION, WITH THAT SAID, THE PAINT IS VERY VERY NICE. THE BODY IS VERY NICE ON IT AND
PANELS FIT VERY WELL.
FLOOR PANS HAVE SOME SMALL PIN HOLES
12 BOLT REAR
CORRECT STEERING BOX IN IT
ALL NEW BUMPERS HEADLIGHT TRIM WHEEL WELL TRIM ETC
NEW WINDSHIELD
POWER STEERING
POWER DISC BRAKES
I DO HAVE THE CORRECT SS WHEELS BUYER IS WELCOME TO PICK THE 18s AND 20s ON IT OR THE FACTORY 14S
CAR RUNS GREAT AND IS A LOT OF FUN TO DRIVE
CLEAN TITLE IN HAND
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