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1970 Chevelle Ss Clone on 2040-cars
Year:1970
Mileage:76200
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Up for bid, my 1970 chevelle ss clone. The car is powered by a 327 small block, cast # 3892657 ('65-'67). It has a 4-speed transmission cast # 3529660 ('68-'72). While not orginal, the car is era correct. The rear is a 10-bolt main. The car runs very strong for a small block and sounds great. She drives down the road straight, without any shakes or noises. There is power steering, but manual brakes. I had the brakes gone completely over, because the car was not driven much by the previous owner. They are almost completely new and stop great. The car has recently had many new parts in addition to the brakes, including a complete tune up, front coil springs and shocks, ball joints, radiator support, inner fender well and battery box. This car is not a 100 point show car but is a very nice driver. She gets lots of attention and positive comments. It has 454 badges on the fenders but as I have said it is not a big block. Call with questions or to come see in person (570) 582 3688. The car currently has a set of centerline wheels on, but I also have a freshly blasted and painted set of ralley wheels with all the hardware, which will go with the car. Pennsylvania residents will be able to keep the antique plates when we transfer the vehicle. Reserve is $13,000, so there's no need to ask "how much will you take". Car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. Thanks for looking and happy bidding.
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