1970 Chevrolet Chevelle - Fathom Blue Metallic | 454 | 4-SpeedCheck
out this beautifully restored 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle, finished in
its stunning factory Fathom Blue Metallic, Code 28, as documented
on the cowl tag. The rare triple-blue color combination gives this
Chevelle an incredible period-correct appearance that really stands
out.Under the hood is a replacement 454 big-block V8 backed by a
4-speed manual transmission and Hurst shifter. Equipped with power
steering, power front disc brakes, 12-bolt Positraction rear end,
factory-style SS control arms, and F41 rear suspension, this
Chevelle has the hardware and attitude you want in a big-block
muscle car.The body presents beautifully, with solid inner and
outer door jambs and factory pinch welds still evident. The glass,
weatherstripping, chrome, and exterior trim are all in excellent
condition. The trunk has also been restored while retaining factory
sheet metal, adding to the overall quality and integrity of the
car.Inside, the gorgeous blue interior completes the triple-blue
combination and features SS instrumentation, bucket seats, center
console, and a 4-speed Hurst shifter. The combination of Fathom
Blue paint, big-block power, a manual transmission, and classic
Chevelle styling makes this one seriously hard to ignore.Turn the
key, grab the Hurst shifter, and let that 454 do the talking. This
Chevelle is ready to rock 'n' roll and rip up the streets! MGM
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