1970 LS5 Conv. for sale matching numbers.
09-30-2015, 06:54 PM
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10-01-2015, 06:49 PM
#22
Safety Car
I owned one of those back in 1975 it had 60K on it when I bought it for 3800.
Mine was Laguna Gray with a black interior and top it was one of the nicest corvettes I have ever owned.
I hope you don't sell it because if you do you will miss it dearly.
Mine was Laguna Gray with a black interior and top it was one of the nicest corvettes I have ever owned.
I hope you don't sell it because if you do you will miss it dearly.
10-02-2015, 01:36 AM
#23
Pro
I will probably get crap for this but, I go into my garage at look at this car and I think america ferrari daytona convertible. I know the daytona is a v 12, but if you look at the 70 same vintage, and one mirror on my car, and the long nose front engine , sexy lines,etc. You see the unfettered design work that was done at Gm for this car. They were not trying to be ferrarri but to be sexier and sleeker and more style than the ferrarri. the steel bumper Cars, 68-72, are one of the best looking produced cars of all time. The fit and finish might not be the same caliber but the cost of this car at the time was much less and the performance was not.
These cars will be gems in the next 20 years as the style and performance, of the era become more reviewed and understood.
These cars will be gems in the next 20 years as the style and performance, of the era become more reviewed and understood.
11-17-2015, 11:50 AM
#26
Pro
In the first image, I notice that the black plastic guards that hide the headlights when they're down are not present. My LT-1 had those...did the big blocks not get them?
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11-18-2015, 06:30 PM
#27
Race Director
The Vette is a gem right now, what your having a problem is finding someone to drop 40+g's overnight. Ain't gonna happen. If the car checks out ( numbers matching, rust free, good paint etc) you will sell the car no problem for your asking price it just takes time, not a lot of people have that kind of cash to say I'll take it without a thorough examination 
Btw do have any other pics of the lady that have nothing to do with the car ?
Btw do have any other pics of the lady that have nothing to do with the car ?
Last edited by MotorHead; 11-18-2015 at 06:32 PM.
11-19-2015, 08:38 AM
#28
Racer
Thread Starter
Not sure on the plastic headlight protectors, the ncrs judges book would have this info. which I have and can look at. The LS5 cars and the LT-1 cars have several diff. features besides the engine.
11-19-2015, 04:50 PM
#30
Racer
Thread Starter
Thank You 71 green, for some reason, my photos just load up wrong.
Car still for sale, Interesting enough it seem c2-3s collecting interest is building in Europe.
Car still for sale, Interesting enough it seem c2-3s collecting interest is building in Europe.
12-08-2015, 07:22 AM
#31
Racer
Thread Starter
This car is not longer for sale for $42,500. Current NADA Classic Car guide out avg. retail at $49,800. This is the new asking price. Please PM me and I can e mail any and all details.
This is a survivor car not restored and in great condition. They are only original once and this is not a beaten car but one that has always been in the hands of corvette care takers.
Regards Happy Holidays to all.
Mitch
This is a survivor car not restored and in great condition. They are only original once and this is not a beaten car but one that has always been in the hands of corvette care takers.
Regards Happy Holidays to all.
Mitch
12-08-2015, 04:46 PM
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Good for you don't give it away,I recently put my 70 LS5 on eBay to somewhat test the water as they say,and the bids and questions I received were a joke.I understand people like to sell high and buy low,but some people are clueless...Good Luck and hold the line and set the market..
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