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1970 Ls6 survivor

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02-03-2021, 06:43 PM

SS427

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I inspected this car several years ago (at the Super Car Reunion if memory serves me) and it was absolutely incredibly original. There were a few oddball things that were done during the assembly of the car that were out of the ordinary and very interesting so again, never say never. Stunning car to say the least and a very nice survivor.

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