1970 Chevelle SS 396

[hvychev]

Still available. I will go down to the absolute bottom line of $32,995.

Call Frank at 708-257-8539

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Frank

That is a great deal on a great car. I wish I could have kept that car, but at the time back then money was a little short. Good luck.

Randy

[hvychev]

Thanks Randy. The car has changed a lot since you last saw it. Between Gene and I we spent about $10,000 making it better.

Randy, did you ever look for a build sheet on this car? I never did because I figured that someone like you would have, I know for sure that Gene did not.

Rick Nelson, is Flint a factory that build sheets were common?

I am surprised that someone has not bought this car yet. I guess the right guy has not seen it yet. I know for one thing after 10 years in the car business. There is an a$$ for every seat. I relisted it on e-bay just for the purpose of advertising. That is all e-bay seems to be good for these days when it comes to car sales.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...215689&rd=1,1

[SS427]

Frank,
Sad to say, Flint is one plant that I never see build sheets from. Still a great car regardless and those wheels really set it off as well.

[ORIGLS6]

Beautiful piece, and a stand-up guy who has his head on straight.

Best Wishes my friend. If I had the cash I'd snap it up in a minute.

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Frank
I talked to Gene a while back and he told me of the upgrades and that he sold it to you.
I never worried about a build sheet or docs when I bought it. It was such as nice car, it was a moot point.
Here's what I can tell you- everything is there to indicate true SS. As I remember, the engine, although not original, is date correct.

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Frank
You should bring it to Mundelein tonight. With the good weather, there will be about 550- 600 cars. Look me up. I'm always in the sponsor's section on Park ST. I park right next to the alley by Abernathy's. I'll have a white '66 Lemans convertible.

[Bill Pritchard]

Off topic a bit.....congrats to Frank on having his name and picture in yesterday's Chicago Tribune story about the history of Berwyn and Cicero IL