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I would have assumed as well SS 454 ...came with a posi and buckets came a console. All 4 wheel dates are the same. I agree, it's a great day 2 build, Workmanship is excellent and outstanding on the paint and body work! Thank you, John |
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I've had 2 Oshawa built L35 '70's now. The first was an automatic with buckets and console, but no gauges or posi. It did come with A/C, an AM/FM stereo and rare power door locks. Someone wanted a gentleman muscle car.
My current one was built to run. L35, posi, gauges and buckets but NO console. It, too, has A/C. I owned a Kansas built LS5 from '73-79. M22, 3.73 posi. Curiously, none of mine were ordered with the ZL2 hood. I'm always surprised to see so many other cars with that on the build sheets.
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Mitch 1970 Chevelle SS 1966 Chevelle SS 1967 Camaro ss/rs 1938 Business coupe, street rod 2000 FXSTS, original owner, 13k miles |
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Do you mean the L-34 396/350HP?,you couldn't get an L-35 396/325HP Super Sport Chevelle in 1970. 1969 yes,1970 no. |
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