1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Chevelle Ss Tribute 502 V8 on 2040-cars
South Kortright, New York, United States
1970 CHEVELLE SS TRIBUTE
RESTORED
3300 Miles on Restoration
502 Crate engine
440 HP / 515 lbft Torque
400 Turbo Race Transmission w / 3000 RPM Stall Converter
12 inch Posi-traction Rear 3.55 Ratio
Correct SS Dash and Gauges
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Factory AC Car !
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Gorgeous Ruby Red Chevelle SS Tribute with 502 Crate Engine / 400 Turbo Race Transmission w/ 3000 rpm Stall
converter ! Completely restored w 3300 miles since restoration 2000 . Complete repaint under 2 years ago . Tires /
Wheels / Exhaust done in 2020 .
Car was stored after restoration and repaint .
Initial restoration completed in 2000. . Interior , Drive Train , Exterior Complete restoration . Car is near
perfect with no rust . Undercarriage has body shop dust to be detailed . Gauges not hooked up and clock not working
. Speedo and Tach work as well as all lighting and Radio AM/FM original . Paint is extra nice with deep shine and
extra clear coat . Minor detailing to make perfect . New Exhaust , Wheels and Tires in 2020 .
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