1970 Chevrolet Camaro for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V18789)

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The 70 Camaro is restored with a bit of old school charm. It has a real cool stance, some vintage style stripes and wheels.
EXTERIOR: I got this car from the owner of a body shop, he's been doing this for 38 years. He repeatedly told me how this car has rust free original metal. Bottom of the fenders are clean metal. Bottom of the doors have clean, factory folds. You can see the factory spot welds around the rear wheel well lip. The black paint is polished to a deep reflective shine. Has painted stripes smooth to the touch with cool 70s pattern. There are some imperfections on the roof. Has a metal cowl hood, front and rear spoilers. Good original bumpers. New rubber window seals and weatherstrips. Jambs are painted glossy. New windshield. Has a great hot rod stance. Vintage style aluminum wheels with BFG tires, extra fat in back.
INTERIOR: Overall it's really pretty nice. In front it has some updated sports seats. The rear upholstery is excellent, the door panels look new. Plastic trim is excellent. New carpet and headliner. It has center console and factory gauges including tachometer. There is no radio, the factory hole is not altered. Dash pad is not cracked, is a little bit warped towards the windshield.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: Has #s matching 350 motor with some upgrades- an aluminum Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock carb with electric choke, new MSD ignition system and a set of headers. Features include power steering and power brakes. Dressed up with some chrome valve covers and air cleaner.
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[@billiondollardan]

I'm going to be buying a car from you guys in the next couple years. You have great cars and fair prices from what I can see. I've been checking out these videos for a long time

[@lastfanstanding999]

i totally agree... ive also noticed that they dont last very long either.

[@dustinhoverson7356]

I picked up my first older car from these guys last July. 73 Camaro. Unbelievably smooth hasle free transaction. Super knowledgeable and easy to deal with salesmen. If I ever pick up another one this is where I will be going. You won't be sorry if you purchase through Volo.

[@billiondollardan]

@@dustinhoverson7356 Good to know! Thanks for letting us know

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Thanks for watching! 😎 We'll look forward to the day billiondollardan! Give yourself a whole day so you can see all the cars and museum exhibits!!

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

@@dustinhoverson7356 Thanks for the kind words! I've made sure to pass it around here.

[@steves4639]

I love day-2 muscle cars. growing up in the 70's, this is how I remember them...not as stock cars, but modified. this is a beautiful example...maybe a bit nicer than what I remember seeing back in the day!

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

I had a 1972 , Silver with black stripes. Emron paint. It had a 396- 375 hp motor came out of a wrecked 1967 Chevelle. Top end was unbelievable. The car originated from South Carolina. I paid $3,500.00 for it back in 1988 and the car had no rust at all. I owned it for 13 years. I sold it too my neighbor back in 2001 . The car needed to be restored paint and interior and I lost interest in it after buying a new 1997 Camaro Z 28 convertible. Today I have a 2010 Camaro RS -SS. Now that I think about it maybe I should’ve kept the car because the GEN two Camaros are bringing big money now.

[@lastfanstanding999]

I'm not a big Camero fan i only like two years if they are built just right, 69 and 70, this is a very clean car and has an amazing paint job, and the price is totally awesome.... Wow i could probably afford this Bitchin Camero ! :] ]

[@steveferguson6809]

It's Camaro not CamEro duh !

[@heinkranendonk8481]

Nice car

[@tombankwel4822]

Thats a Nice car batman is ready for this car

[@robertpace901]

In the 1970 and 1971 camaro's, there were two front end styles. What was the model differences in those two front ends?

[@robertpace901]

@slade bonge does anybody ever use their parking lights? I can't say in my multiples of decades of driving I've ever said this is a time I should put on my parking lights. My flashers yes and my headlights but parking lights? Were they created on cars for esthetics more so than use?

[@atlurker8037]

Too bad it has a cowl hood. Be a lot nicer with the original hood on it. Looks awesome otherwise. Price isn't ridiculous either like a lot of Gen 2's.

[@ronaldoleksy8264]

Also the 1 piece spoiler would be better on the trunk lid

[@Inthefoxhole]

You can't put a aftermarket. Intake on these cars.With a good air filter.Shit hits the inside hood.It's mighty close under that hood.

[@erickort1987]

i read the copo style rear spoiler wasnt available til i think april of 1970

[@ronaldoleksy8264]

Very nice car. I think I would rather see the 1 piece spoiler on the back for 1970 rather than the 3 piece

[@Inthefoxhole]

I've owned both.The 3 piece rules

[@josephmeyers3597]

I thought 70 Camaro had 2 piece split bumper

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

That was a RS option.

[@johnmilner7603]

Please shorten those tailpipes and cut a 45 on the ends. ‘72 was the strike. They didn’t build many 70’s cause the 70 was late coming out and 69’s were still being made in 1970.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

That would be up to the new owner. We avoid doing any modifications/changes to the vehicles. The way you see them is pretty much how we got them except a good detailing usually.

[@argeliorivera641]

Terrible palante. Volo