1970 Chevy Corvette Stingray Convertible - The 1970 Chevrolet Corvette replaced the 4 side gills with an egg-crate vents on the side. The fenders were flared slightly to keep rocks from being kicked up and scratching the paint. The seats were redesigned again, this time to create more headroom. 1970 enlarged the "Big Block" (known as the Rat motor) to its largest displacement at 454 ci. The new option LT1 small block produced 370 bhp. The 350 engine was much lighter than the 454 and provided almost as much power as the lower end "Big Blocks". The RPO ZR1 option included the LT1 engine, M22 (Rock Crusher) transmission, heavy-duty power brakes, transistor ignition, special aluminum radiator, and special springs, shocks, front and rear stabilizer bars and metal fan shrouds. The relatively low production in 1970 was caused by a labor dispute that started in May of 1969. This dispute caused the 1969 production run to be stretched 4 months and the 1970 run to be cut short. Tuxedo Black was no longer available as an exterior color although there were probably a few cars that were painted black as special orders.
There isn't a better classic vehicle to own than one that is both a muscle car and also convertible. A Corvette Stingray is really the best of both worlds. You have the speed, sound, and exhilaration that comes with being behind the wheel of a muscle car and the open-air excitement that's found in cruising with the top down. This beautiful Stingray convertible is standing tall, tuned up and ready for a new home. The striking red exterior, black top and raised white letter tires make it a real head turner! Over the years this Corvette has remained very original and upgraded with only Edelbrock valve covers and a high-performance aluminum radiator. A complete list of features and options includes; 305 V8/300hp, 4 bbl, 4 Speed, Disc Brakes, Chrome Bumpers, Chrome Mirrors, Tilt Steering, Tinted Glass, Dual Exhaust, Chrome Air Cleaner, Edelbrock Valve Covers, High-Performance Aluminum Radiator, Fog Lights, Cloth Floor Mats, Factory AM/FM Radio, 15" Rally Wheels, and New BF Goodrich Raised White Letter 275/60R15 Tires! We would easily rank this Stingray as "Average" and a collector #2 Grade. The experts at NADA and Hagerty classic guides currently value this vehicle at $49,890 to $50,900. We purchased this vehicle right and are able to offer it for only $29,900! Call us today to become an owner before this opportunity slips away from you.
