#s '70 LT-1 Corvette Convertible, Docs

[scuncio]

Nice car with great colors, and its original protectoplate.

Link to 1970 Corvette LT-1 Convertible auction











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[Lynn]

Did the car come with leather?

JMHO, but considering what a decent 69 Z/28 will bring, I think it is undervalued at $60k.

Less than 1200 total production for 1970 LT-1 C3; over 20,000 69 Zs made (with 40,000 now for sale!!).

I have one of each; just think the chrome bumper hi perf. C3s are still under the money.

[ruralrte66]

Great Colors, LT-1, Very Nice!!

[Too Many Projects]

Interesting that the hard top is black. Is that something the factory would have done, or did that happen during the restoration ? I don't think I would like the hard top black...

[1967 4K]

I was wondering the same thing as Mitch about the black hard top. Is that factory correct?
I really like the chrome bumper C3’s.

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by Too Many Projects

Interesting that the hard top is black. Is that something the factory would have done, or did that happen during the restoration ? I don't think I would like the hard top black...

----The hard top isn't shown, but I suspect it was the optional black vinyl top. The optional deluxe interior has the correct door panels as well as the cut pile carpet as opposed to loop. So safe to say the car came with the leather deluxe gut. Nice LT1, the only thing I notice is the poorly copied hood stripe, which sticks out to me!....Bill S

[napa68]

I wonder if it's a vinyl hardtop?

Doesn't look like a bad car. I wonder if there are some issues with the car. A 70 LT-1 is worth this kind of money all day long despite some of the detail items. In other words, it should have sold by now.

[Too Many Projects]

Originally Posted by napa68

I wonder if it's a vinyl hardtop?

Doesn't look like a bad car. I wonder if there are some issues with the car. A 70 LT-1 is worth this kind of money all day long despite some of the detail items. In other words, it should have sold by now.

I'm one of the least knowledgeable people on Corvette's but I was thinking the same thing, just from watching the market on these cars for the past year or so. The price and appearance from pics seems to be almost a steal.

[TimG]

Any serious buyer will want a pad picture with the paint removed and a good picture of the assembly stamp. The car probably won’t sell until the seller gets good pad shots.