"1970 Corvette Convertible Original" on 2040-cars
Buford, Georgia, United States
Engine:350
Mileage: 76,258
Model: Corvette
Trim: convertible
Options: Convertible
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: automatic
You are bidding on a 1970 Corvette Convertible that I am listing for a friend of mine. This is a very nice original car with one repaint about 17yrs ago and still looks good. The car is white with saddle interior and top and has AC, power steering brakes,and tilt and telescopic steering. This is a local car with tons of paperwork to go along with it and seems to be a 3-owner car. The car has had door panels replaced and has had a new top put on a few years ago. He has all of the receipts of all maintenance work done on the car since the early 70's down to the oil changes. The car has 176000 miles on it but did have a dealer installed engine at 135000 and has no issues at all. The brakes have been done along with suspension and other minor rebuilds. The car sits great and drives very nice and tight and tracks good, this is a no hit car with no body damage and gaps show it. The paint on the car is still nice with no cracks but does have a few chips and a couple of scratches here and there but presents well. The interior is all original except for door panels and looks good but starting to show some age.
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