1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Chevelle Ss on 2040-cars
Park Valley, Utah, United States
ANY QUESTIONS JUST EMAIL ME: jazminejppiceno@ukhealing.com .
IF you are looking for a SS with a build sheet keep scrolling and check out the others on here.I do not have a
build sheet.
Buy this car with the 496 and get the best of both worlds 396/ cruiser and the 496 ultimate rat for the cost of a
build sheet car.
1970 L-34 396 real SS turbo 400, 3.31 open rear oem rear end, rebuilt , vin stamped transmission see pic, original
rear end nom 396 motor, F41 disc brakes, triple gauges, oem fenders ss., list goes on and on.
I own a collision/ bodyshop I have done the work other than engine rebuilds and Transmission rebuild.
.-Paint body, 9 plus rating, has a scratch or two but cut/buffed clean, full frame off rostisserie. (no rust) all
repaired, oem body other than quarters, cut buffed 3 year old resto.
-Mechanical Nom 396 rebuilt dated coded 396/402 motor correct everything including quadrajet carb, 1000 miles tops.
Trans rebuilt 400 turbo hydramatic,. 496 stroker roller motor $8700 build AFR heads 3640.s 290 cc's. Howards
hydraudlic roller cam, .612/.612 lift, scat crank and assembly, 10.5.1 pump gas motor, 600 estimated hp, by
builder, list goes on and on, reputable machine shop did work on both motors. Be coolradiator, headman headers, too
much to list.
-Interior all new carpet.seat covers.panels headliner all new except a couple pieces.
_brakes suspension, Hotchis one in. drop springs, Eas edlebrock shocks, ball joints, steering, tie rods. rotors,
bearing,brakes see frame pics all new.
-Glass , new windshield, the rest of glass all oem good condition.
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Sun, 01 Dec 2013
The majority of consumers are more or less priced out of the market.
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