1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport on 2040-cars
Oakdale, New York, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email: hopedirico@netzero.net .
1970 - Chevelle 396 Super Sport - Fully restored, beautiful autumn gold with black stripes, # matching. Rebuilt
396 - 350 HP. Turbo 400 Automatic - 12 bolt posi - F-41 Suspension, cowl induction, tilt wheel, A/C that works,
black interior, bucket seats with console, deluxe seat belts, full gauge package, tinted glass, all original body
panels. New F-70 x 14 Goodyear poly glass tires on original S.S. wheels. The under body is fantastic and detailed
nicely. I have some ownership paperwork and Chevrolet Dealership invoices for repairs for 15 years I also have
original parts like carb. & alt. and misc. stuff.
This is one of the best Super Sport I have ever owned, from the beautiful paint to the interior and the under body.
It runs and drives like new. It is a fantastic car.
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