1970 Chevrolet Convertible Chevelle Ss Mint Build Sheets,protecto Plate on 2040-cars
Franklin, Tennessee, United States
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Hi, For sale is my 1970 factory original, numbers matching chevelle. The car is fully documented and comes with 2 build sheels, original protecto plate,and the original window sticker. This one of a kind car has 50,00 actual miles. This Chevelle is a very rare red on red convetible with factory a/c This car comes with the L34 396/350 hp a 3 speed automatic M40 Turbo Hydramatic transmission, a power white top (original) everything works as it should the am 8 track works fine. The only thing i have done to this car was installed a hide a radio so i can listen to FM and i also had period correct gauges installed. Factory AC blows ice cold. There is no rust or bondo on this car. There is one small dent on the pass side front quarter panel. This car is a true survivor car and maybe one of the finest in the world. Please feel free to ask any questions or call me.
My cell is 917 796 1024 I m located in Franklin TN and i have no problems showing it off to anyone who would like to come by and inspect it.
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