Vehicle Description
The 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle was one of the baddest cars on the
streets, and it's one of the most desired muscle cars today. So
finding such a fresh build (barely over 100 miles since built) with
huge big block power, an upgraded five-speed, and a comfortable A/C
interior is the quickest way to become the king of the
neighborhood.
When all the right investments have been made, a car deserves to be
a shining star like this one. So when the time came for a
restoration, they decided to go all-out and give this one an
attention-grabbing respray that would emulate one of Chevy's most
potent machines. The sought after Cortez Silver paint shines like a
lightning bolt, and highlights the laser straight body. It's the
perfect backdrop for all the coordinating darkness. A new black
vinyl roof, blacked-out grille, and blacked-out rear panel are
united by the iconic dual SS stripes. Super nice chrome bumpers and
polished stainless trim make for excellent packaging. Plus, this
one has plenty of aggression. The cowl induction hood, hood pins,
and large 20-inch American Racing Torq Thrust wheels complete a
package that's pure intimidation on wheels.
We doubt there has been much seat time since this restoration
because the carpets, door panels, and seats all feel factory fresh.
And the black coordinates perfectly with the exterior accent color.
Intermediate size in 1970 was still a serious amount of interior
space, so there's plenty of room to carry your family and friends
with you. Plus, everyone stays happy thanks to a full custom
AM/FM/CD stereo system and modern R134a air conditioning. But the
best treats of this Chevelle are reserved just for the driver.
Bucket seats and center console means this is exactly what you want
in a Chevelle. Your right hand is instantly attracted to the Hurst
shifter. Your left one feels great on the three-spoke sports
steering wheel, and beyond that is an upgraded Dakota Digital gauge
package with a cool aggressive red glow.
If you've looked at the fender badges, then you know there's
something special under the hood. The engine bay is filled with the
ultimate in big block power. The 502 cubic-inch V8 is a fresh
built, and everyone instantly know it by the shine of the valve
covers, air topper, master cylinder, brackets, pulleys, and so much
more. And while the monster displacement is already enough for
amazing performance, this one turns it up a notch with great
go-fast goodies. It includes a Proform 750 CFM four-barrel
carburetor, GM performance intake, Be Cool aluminum radiator
w/electric fan, and Hedman headers that feed the X-pipe dual
exhaust. Best of all, you have full control over this monster motor
and its thunderous soundtrack thanks to the McLeod five-speed
manual transmission. With all this extra power, you'll be glad to
have all the right suspension upgrades, too. Power steering,
SS-correct boxed trailing arms, and sway bars front & rear make
this feel confident on the road. And this superior package is
topped off with slotted & vented front disc brakes and the grip of
modern performance tires.
Complete with owner's manual, this is an amazingly fresh build of a
dream muscle machine. So the only way this one can disappoint is if
you're not quick enough to grab this deal.