Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
Chevelle
Year:
1970
Mileage:
1346
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Arizona
City:
Phoenix , AZ
Zip:
85035
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 502 Restomod 1346 Miles
Admit it. You've been enviously looking at muscle cars like this 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS502 Restomod at cruise nights and car shows for years, haven't you? Somehow big block Chevelles speak to almost everyone with their ideal combination of brute power, comfort, and stylish good looks. This incredibly powerful, neatly restored, real-deal Chevelle SS is exactly the kind of classic that hogs all the attention. Armed with a thundering 502 fuel-injected V8, a modern 4L60E automatic overdrive transmission, and a performance suspension that keeps it all planted to the road, this Cranberry Red Chevelle is a turn-key muscle car that's itching to get back on the road. We've seen (and sold) plenty of awesome Chevelles in a host of cool colors, but in our opinion, the 1970 Chevelle was born to be finished in Cranberry Red and Black stripes. It's a timeless combination that gives the brutal big-block Chevelle off-the-charts curb appeal, so you'd better forget about keeping a low profile in this beauty. The paint on this one is driver-quality, with good panel alignment, even gaps, and attention to detail that says it was more than just a quickie job, but rather a professional application that was finished to a solid "get out and have some fun with it" standard. That means it looks great in person, even better when it's bombing down the road, and will be the envy of the neighborhood when it's parked in your driveway. Closer inspection will reveal some orange peel, light scratches and chips picked up in the years since it was restored, and a couple other imperfections that will keep it from winning the top trophy at Chevelle Nationals, but this beauty was never meant to be a trailer queen. It's still going to outclass most competitors at your local car show, and you'll never be afraid to hop in and take it for a heart-racing spin. Painted-on Black SS stripes are practically mandatory, blending in perfectly with the aggressive styling of the SS front grille, cowl induction hood complete with hood pins/lanyards, and dual exhaust tips out back. Correct 'SS' badges and upgraded '502' emblems on the fenders let everyone know this isn't some grocery-getter, and the lowered, crouched stance makes it feel like this Chevelle could take a swing at you at any moment. Shiny chrome adds good contrast to the finish, with big bumpers serving as bookends for the aggressive A-body, and wheel arch and drip rail brightwork emphasizing the car's sexy curves.
Admit it. You've been enviously looking at muscle cars like this 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS502 Restomod at cruise nights and car shows for years, haven't you? Somehow big block Chevelles speak to almost everyone with their ideal combination of brute power, comfort, and stylish good looks. This incredibly powerful, neatly restored, real-deal Chevelle SS is exactly the kind of classic that hogs all the attention. Armed with a thundering 502 fuel-injected V8, a modern 4L60E automatic overdrive transmission, and a performance suspension that keeps it all planted to the road, this Cranberry Red Chevelle is a turn-key muscle car that's itching to get back on the road. We've seen (and sold) plenty of awesome Chevelles in a host of cool colors, but in our opinion, the 1970 Chevelle was born to be finished in Cranberry Red and Black stripes. It's a timeless combination that gives the brutal big-block Chevelle off-the-charts curb appeal, so you'd better forget about keeping a low profile in this beauty. The paint on this one is driver-quality, with good panel alignment, even gaps, and attention to detail that says it was more than just a quickie job, but rather a professional application that was finished to a solid "get out and have some fun with it" standard. That means it looks great in person, even better when it's bombing down the road, and will be the envy of the neighborhood when it's parked in your driveway. Closer inspection will reveal some orange peel, light scratches and chips picked up in the years since it was restored, and a couple other imperfections that will keep it from winning the top trophy at Chevelle Nationals, but this beauty was never meant to be a trailer queen. It's still going to outclass most competitors at your local car show, and you'll never be afraid to hop in and take it for a heart-racing spin. Painted-on Black SS stripes are practically mandatory, blending in perfectly with the aggressive styling of the SS front grille, cowl induction hood complete with hood pins/lanyards, and dual exhaust tips out back. Correct 'SS' badges and upgraded '502' emblems on the fenders let everyone know this isn't some grocery-getter, and the lowered, crouched stance makes it feel like this Chevelle could take a swing at you at any moment. Shiny chrome adds good contrast to the finish, with big bumpers serving as bookends for the aggressive A-body, and wheel arch and drip rail brightwork emphasizing the car's sexy curves.
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