1970 Chevelle Resto-mod Absolutely Incredible on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:LS2 - Stroked
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1970
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Chevelle
Trim: Custom
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 9,850
Exterior Color: Orange
Interior Color: Tan
1970 CHEVELLE RESTO-MOD ABSOLUTELEY INCREDIBLE!
This 1970 Chevelle was BUILT TO DRIVE!
A resto-mod restoration is NOT for every muscle car enthusiast.
· It doesn’t make your garage stink of fuel or exhaust. · The 100% leather interior is too comfortable for a long drive. · It steers far too well. · It stops like a modern car with Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakes · The audio system is far too modern, with GPS, XM, and video · The A/C works far too efficiently · It is wickedly fast and handles far too well
You get the picture. This car is built to drive and enjoy, all the while getting admiring looks and compliments. It has been assembled with all the finest running gear and has been incredibly finished in Corvette Atomic Orange. The interior details are impeccable. The car oozes quality and thoughtful design.
Again, a car like this is NOT for everybody. However, if you are seeking the best 1970 Chevelle you can buy, a car you can drive anywhere without hesitation, a car you can show with pride, and a car that will continually amaze you, you MUST consider this Chevelle. Winner of “Best in Show” several times.
It has been featured on Mike Musto’s “Drive Big Muscle.” Simply search for “drive big muscle redefined Chevelle” for a look at this incredible car presented in a magnificent way. Or email me for a link.
Now, for a summary of the important details that make this car so incredible:
ENGINE AND TRANS
RUNNING GEAR
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
Check out the photos, search for the video, and be prepared to imagine yourself as the new owner of this impeccably detailed and thoughtfully prepared 1970 Chevelle. Review my feedback and contact me with any questions you might have.
CONTACT INFO: Email through the eBay link or give me a call at 858-774-2333.
The Fine Print: · If you are seriously interested in owning this car, I would encourage that you arrange for a personal inspection prior to auction close. · Be sure to view the Drive Big Muscle Video. · When the reserve is met and you are the highest bidder, the car is sold and you are responsible for payment. · Payment in full is required in 7 calendar days from the date of auction close. · A deposit payment is required immediately. See listing for details. · There are no warranties, expressed or implied. Ask ALL of your questions prior committing to purchase. This is a very big ticket item. Please do your diligence. · The car is available for viewing with reasonable notice. · I will answer all questions as quickly as possible via email or phone call. · I will assist with transportation. However, all arrangements, liability for damage, and costs of transport are at the sole responsibility of the purchaser. · I reserve the right to add additional fine print as the auction progresses!
Good Luck Bidding! This is an exceptional automobile that will go to a very discerning buyer! |
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