FOR SALE: 70 Chevelle orig. with 8692 on the dash!
09-30-2011, 09:53 AM
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FOR SALE: 70 Chevelle orig. with 8692 on the dash!
Hay guys and gals,
i have a great ride for sale...
ALL ORIGINAL 1970 CHEVELLE (wheels, intake and front radiator hose are not orig.)
This car has 8692 on it, we have build sheet, and i believe the original bill of sale. Here are some quick photos i took the other day. I"ll be taking better ones this weekend. Please call me if your interested. The car is in RI at the moment and will show it to anyone how is serious.
Thank you
Drew - 401.499.6312
i have a great ride for sale...
ALL ORIGINAL 1970 CHEVELLE (wheels, intake and front radiator hose are not orig.)
This car has 8692 on it, we have build sheet, and i believe the original bill of sale. Here are some quick photos i took the other day. I"ll be taking better ones this weekend. Please call me if your interested. The car is in RI at the moment and will show it to anyone how is serious.
Thank you
Drew - 401.499.6312
09-30-2011, 11:49 AM
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Burning Brakes
wow! Dream car 
10-01-2011, 04:54 PM
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Melting Slicks
Why yes; Given the price, one could certainly say that is accurate.
Some unusual changes for such a low mile car.
First blush says that a professional restorative detail might be a very good starting point, followed by wheels, tires, exhaust and the incorrect engine components.
Ditch the air freshener would be another good idea.
Further details and facts on the export and return might prove helpful, as would about 50 more high res pictures, with emphasis on numbers and originality aspects.
Six figure cars, and their buyers, demand far more information.
GLWS.
Marty
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Some unusual changes for such a low mile car.
First blush says that a professional restorative detail might be a very good starting point, followed by wheels, tires, exhaust and the incorrect engine components.
Ditch the air freshener would be another good idea.
Further details and facts on the export and return might prove helpful, as would about 50 more high res pictures, with emphasis on numbers and originality aspects.
Six figure cars, and their buyers, demand far more information.
GLWS.
Marty
1FUNZR1
10-02-2011, 01:12 PM
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St. Jude Donor '08
Being a Chevelle guy and restoring a few of them , I will admit this is very rare and very nice ...
That said ..it would have to have an LS6 to get that kind of cash ...not the low horse 396 ..and be completely detailed..IMHO... ..I have been to that Chevy dealer a couple of times years ago ...
I live in New Hampshire...
That said ..it would have to have an LS6 to get that kind of cash ...not the low horse 396 ..and be completely detailed..IMHO... ..I have been to that Chevy dealer a couple of times years ago ...
I live in New Hampshire...
10-03-2011, 01:42 PM
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Melting Slicks
Nice looking car!! This is my favorite year Chevelle!! 
No SS stripes??
No SS stripes??
10-04-2011, 09:52 PM
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Total thread jack, but how bout some pics of that GO-Mango Charger Daytona there. I recently picked up a torred red 06 to replace the one i had before. what did you use to lower it?
10-05-2011, 12:50 PM
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Burning Brakes
As a muscle car collector and builder I can say that's a nice survivor but it would have to be a 70' BBC LS-6 with all options and be mint to bring that kind of cash...Nice Chevelle though...
