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sumcollegekid 08-14-2012 01:33 AM

F/S - 1970 Stingray 454 390hp 4spd $29,000 OBO
 
Up for sale is a Fathom Green 1970 454 Corvette with a saddle leather interior and factory Air Conditioning. This excellent quality survivor has just over 75k miles on the original drive train and has the tank sticker to prove that it's an original 390hp 4 speed car with 3.90 gears and A/C. The only power option is power brakes which was a well done retrofit using quality GM parts. The car drives excellent on BF Goodrich 235x50x15's

The birdcage and underside of this car are in unbelievable condition for a 42 year old car with no rust what-so-ever (not even the calipers). The stainless trim and bumpers are in very good condition and everything except the radio works. The paint is an older base/clear repaint done in fathom green. The interior has the original saddle leather seats and apart from new carpeting is completely untouched although there are no seatbelts.

Please feel free to look at the pictures at the link below and post or PM your questions or offers.

Thanks,
Rick :thumbs:

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smallblockhero 08-14-2012 01:14 PM

great look looking Vette! at a wholesale price as well.

a lil easier view of your pics to help you along. GLWS

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sumcollegekid 11-18-2012 07:47 PM

Price Drop $25,000
 
Price Drop $25,000

Bruce42 11-19-2012 04:18 AM

1970 lt1
 
Hi sumcollege kid

is the picture of the birdcage from that car. Why are there no seat belts.

do you have pictures of the underbody.

thanks

sumcollegekid 11-27-2012 06:37 PM

Bruce,

The picture of the birdcage is for a 1974 car that I stripped, by the way the birdcage is for sale if you're interested. This 1970 is very original. I bought the car with no seatbelts and it looks like they were simply never reinstalled after the carpeting was replaced. The previous owner didn't have the seatbelts for the car. I can try to get some pictures of the underneath if you are seriously interested in the vehicle. For a faster response you can also email me at Rick.Conway@lhoist.com... those emails go straight to my cell.

Bruce42 11-27-2012 11:18 PM

1970 corvette
 
It's been a while for you to reply. Why is the interior so worn , like the seats. Do you have the original valve covers. Does it have all the original parts. Does the AC work, how about gages. Can you send pictures of the underbody. You can call me at 514-817-9994
thanks bruce

sumcollegekid 11-28-2012 12:13 AM

Bruce,

Sorry for the late reply... been busy. The interior is the original saddle leather so it is worn being 42 years old the interior is driver quality but could use to be refreshed except for the carpet which is nearly new. The original parts that are missing are fairly trivial. The ones that I'm aware of that aren't there include, the seatbelts, radio, braided plug wires, valve covers, original air filter element and lid. and the smog system. I've gone over the car pretty thoroughly and it's an excellent survivor quality car with almost 80K miles. As far as I can tell the exhaust system may actually be original also because it has the black rubber coating sprayed on top of the mufflers like was done at the factory. The gauges work but I will have to double check the clock... I can't recall at the moment. The A/C has all the original parts but doesn't work. I'll work on getting some pictures of the suspension and under carriage... hopefully the pictures will do it justice. I'll try to give you a call tomorrow.

JoeMN34 11-29-2012 11:36 AM

There is just SOMETHING about green that rocks... nice good luck~

Bullshark 11-29-2012 03:26 PM


Originally Posted by JoeMN34 (Post 1582444668)
There is just SOMETHING about green that rocks... nice good luck~

Pretty sure Fathom Green was a 69 green. 1970's Green was Donneybrook

JoeMN34 11-30-2012 11:28 AM

yeah?

Ret.Horsecop13 11-30-2012 12:08 PM


Originally Posted by Bullshark (Post 1582446348)
Pretty sure Fathom Green was a 69 green. 1970's Green was Donneybrook

:iagree: :thumbs:

JoeMN34 11-30-2012 02:44 PM

I don't disagree!!

sumcollegekid 12-14-2012 07:07 PM

I double checked and everyone is correct the color is actually Donnybrook green as Fathom Green was the color in 1969.

Here are some pictures of the bottom as promised. As you can see the underside of the car was painted black at some point as the rear spring is black along with the half-shafts. It's still very clean and solid with no rust that I can find. As you can see in the 3rd picture from the bottom the starter was recently changed, but I still have the original. Also note that the original "rivet in" ball joints are still there.

Sorry that it took so long to get them but I've been crazy busy with work and my 1969 project.

Regards,
Rick

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sumcollegekid 12-14-2012 07:22 PM

Bruce... I was finally able to get these pictures posted. Let me know what you think.

gccch 12-26-2012 09:13 AM

Does this car still have it's original engine?

illenema 01-22-2013 07:28 PM

Thats a nice car. Under body looks good.


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