1970 Chevelle Ss 454-450 Hp Excellent Paint & Body, Complete Ss Package on 2040-cars
Newington, Connecticut, United States
Up for sale is a 1970 Chevelle SS 454-450 hp. Complete SS package including factory cowl induction hood, 6500 redline tachometer, bucket seats, M-22 Rock Crusher transmission, 12 bolt posi 4-11 rear end, Heavy Duty rear trailing arms, rear sway bar, Heavy Duty front sway bar,power disc brakes. All SS exterior trim with stripes. Original color red with black interior. Originally a Texas car. No rust, All original factory panels.Car is very straight, Excellent paint, very nice original interior. Everything works. Always a show winner. Runs and drives excellent. No disappointments with this car..
If you have an questions or comments please call (860) 953-2994 or send us a message. Customs & Classics of Conn., Inc. |
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