Unrestored '70 Nova SS, #s 350/4-sp, Docs
 

Neat car...repainted in the 80s but overall has the look of an unrestored car. Great colors and (lack of) options, and some nice paperwork too.

Getting tougher to find cars like this, but I suspect there will be some incredibly cool stuff coming out of the woodwork in the next 10 years.

Link to 1970 Nova SS auction

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On Instgram I follow the guy who just found this one. Cool car.

Is that eng stamp legit? Dosent look to good...

Looks like a mis-stamp at the Flint assembly plant.

Agreed... factory screw up for sure. Double stamp.

I have been to a handful of Al Grenning seminars about this... fascinating how common it was for the engine assembly teams to make mistakes on pads.

I know the Tonawanda assembly plant also made 300Hp 350 engines in 1970 as I had a 70 Camaro SS with one, block casting #3970014, I guess due to demand. Anyone know the percentage made at both plants?

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Are such thick characters typical w/ known factory restamps?:hmmm:
Subject VIN 114270W226256
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~ Pete

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Nice car. Worth the money!

Relisted for $32,500 obo in the link below:

Link to 1970 Nova SS350/4-sp auction