1970 Cutlass Supreme Convertible 350 Cid 5.7l on 2040-cars
Montgomery, Alabama, United States
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Re-listing at NO RESERVE AUCTION! After returning from Afghanistan I have lost interest in her, car has sat for the past two years in my garage. The 1970 Cutlass Supreme Convertible, with a 350 CID and 350 automatic transmission. This rare car has always been a southern car, the floors and trunk pans are in great shape with no rust, only signs of rust on the car is one small spots below passenger door. This car is complete Edelbrock muscle with new 750 cfm carburetor, Edelbrock 350 performer intake, Edelbrock chrome valve covers, Mallory Coil system, HEI Distributor, 8 mm high temp plug wires, chrome 100 amp alternator, new mechanical fuel pump, and dual ceramic coated headers. This is a rare console, bucket seat car with original build sheet but parts of the build sheet are into large pieces but appears to be all there. Car is painted in a beautiful four coats of Corvette Red base coat and three coats of clear then wet sanded and buffed to a mirror shine using 3M products since car was in storage it has a couple of chips that has been touched up, most obvious is the trunk lid has a scrap. Car has had a frame up restoration with all new parts (see listing below) a log and receipt book will be provided upon purchase of vehicle. Undercarriage of car has been detailed and trim out including fuel tank. Installed new shocks up front and air shocks in the rear, new stabilizer links and bushings up front. I just purchased all new components for the top also see list below. New convertible top and cylinders and hoses have been installed, still needs a little bleeding( go's up slow) . Alabama has a bill of sales for automobiles of this age. You may come out and inspect vehicle by calling 334-652-1966. Winning bidder is responsible for all arrangements for pick up and delivery of vehicle, I will assist driver in loading vehicle as needed. Issues: The fuel gauge is in op, needs a new spring for the carb (sticks), i have just also changed all fluids in trans and engine oil, the car runs and drives very well with no major issues. ac hose needs new bracket at inlet leaks antifreeze. Car still has original jack and stand. Tires are good, but when sitting up over the last year passenger rear tire leaked down, ac may need recharging, and I did not connect speakers I just drive and listen to the engine.
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