1970 Camaro on 2040-cars
Welland, Ontario, Canada
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 79,800
Model: Camaro
Exterior Color: Yellow
Trim: RS/SS
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: TH400
Hello! I have a True 1970 RS/SS 350/300hp th350 Camaro up for auction. Just restored late summer 2012 with it's original color Daytona yellow. The interior is 100%
original in excellent condition. It now has a rebuild 396 motor and rebuild th400 tranny that has 2000 miles on them. The floors are all 100% original with it's factory
red primer on the under side. the Parts that are new are: carb, driveshft, water pump, fuel pump, complete flow master exhaust, 4 BFG tires, rims redone, new brakes,
center link, engine mounts. The 396/402 is stock rebuild 300hp 1971 castings came out of a 1971 chevelle. Camaro runs strong and straight no vibrations on the highway.
Runs on pump gas (91) and doesn't smoke. Has a 10 bolt 308 gear open ear end prefect for long highway drives. Car comes with GM docs/paper work.
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