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1970 Corvette Stingray Convertible

Ground up restoration completed 2011, approximately 6000 miles post restoration.

Marlboro maroon. (original color Corvette bronze)

Minor paint blemishes from driving (not a trailer queen)

Chrome and stainless near show quality.

Black deluxe interior w/leather seats and tilt & telescopic steering column.

Center console trim bezel updated to accept a DIN Sony 4 channel stereo with CD.

Front speakers are in original dash location and rear are special made to fit the car.

Remote keyless entry and cruise control were added and look as though they came as original.

Original fiberoptic lamp feedback system, power windows, and headlamp washers.

Hideaway headlights and windshield wipers.

Manual steering manual brakes.

Corvette rally wheels painted body color with BFG 255-60-R15 radials.

NOM fuel injected 350cid 4bolt, forged crank, pink rods, forged pistons and Edelbrock performer RPM aluminum heads.
Pypes 2.5” mandrel bent SS x-pipe exhaust system w/ race pro mufflers. SS headers, Billet serpentine accessory
drive, aluminum high flow water pump, and B-cool 4 core radiator.

Tuned Port Injection looks like it belongs in the car.

F.A.S.T. laptop programmable engine management system w/ wideband O2 sensor.

(Original block (V0304 CTD), crank, manifolds, carburetor, distributer, and air cleaner included in sale.)

Original 4 speed Muncie transmission w/ riverside gear overdrive 0.86:1.

Posi traction rear differential w/ 336 gears.

Car cruises 75mph @ 2750 rpm getting ~ 18mpg & runs 12’s at the drag strip all on pump gas.

4 piston 4 corner SS sleeved original brake calipers, SS brake lines and SS fuel lines.

All new suspension bushings, ball joints, front springs, and fiberglass rear leaf.

Frame is rust free restored by Paragon corvettes.

Gabriel shocks at all 4 corners car rides, drives, and stops perfect.

Everything works as it should, fun to drive and it sounds great.

I would get in this car and drive it anywhere. It is beautiful and it turns heads wherever it goes.

Color matched hard top that has never been on the car since restoration.

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