1970 Camaro Rs-350 on 2040-cars
Carmichael, California, United States
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bidding on an un-molested 1970 Camaro Rally Sport 350 2-owner car. The present owner has owned the car for 25 years. This car has been housed in a garage for most of its
life with only 107,377 total miles on it. The car has been well maintained over
its life – all original and still runs great. This is the 1st
generation 1970 Rally Sport Camaro with the split bumper. Engine number and body numbers
match. Frame is straight with no damage (other than minor dings and paint
scrapes). This is a California car with no rust except for minor issues on
bottom of rear window, around one of the tail lights, and under the trunk carpet. Some minor paint
issues (see photos). Specifications:
350 V-8 with only 107,377 miles Automatic Transmission in great shape Air Conditioning (with new Freon and equipment
included to re-charge the AC) New heater core, new master cylinder for
brakes Minor Issues: Rear quarter panel (driver side) appears to have been re-painted early in the car’s life as you can tell a very, very slight difference in color. Slight rust on bottom of rear window. Surface rust in trunk area under the carpeting (no rust from the bottom of the car). Slight rust near one of the rear driver’s side tail lights. Original interior is in good condition but has a couple tears in the vinyl and needs to be stitched. The rear window ledge (interior) has faded somewhat from the sun and is coming away from the window frame (see photo). The tires have fair amount of tread left but will need to be replaced soon as the rubber is fairly old. Engine idles slightly rough. Summary: A very nice car for someone who wants
to restore to its original glory – the frame is
straight and true. Has the desirable split front bumper. Has original matching
numbers on the frame and the motor. The automatic transmission has been checked
by a reputable garage and works great. Been well maintained and housed in
garage for most of its life. I have tried to honestly describe all
the issues that I know of – this is a 44 year old car so it will not look quite as good
today as it did in 1970.
For Pickup Only unless special arrangements are made prior to closing. $500 due within 24 hours of auction close. Remainder of payment due within 7 days. |
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