1970 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Hialeah, Florida, United States
1970 LT1 Corvette Roadster. Production under 450!
At time of restoration the color was changed from the original color of White to the correct 1970
Corvette Red. This Corvette Runs and Drives Great. This LT 1 Roadster is Documented by GM of Canada. It is the
Highest Horse Power small block of the 3 year LT1 run at 370 HP. put in a C-3 Corvette. The engine is a Warranty
replacement vin stamped engine. These Documented 1970 LT1 Roadsters have sky rocked in value in the last yr. They
are a Blue Chip investment because of their High Horse Power and Limited production numbers. This is probably the
best priced LT1 Roadster on the market.
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