Summary

Underwent a $306,500 frame-off restoration. Retains its born-with 350ci 8-cylinder engine, transmission, differential and Body Tag. Features Goodyear Polyglas tires. Includes extensive restoration documentation.

Details

This 1970 Chevrolet Corvette LT1 has undergone an extensive frame-off restoration. This vehicle retains its born-with components, including the original engine block with a January 20, 1970 build date, an engine ID code for LT1 four speed, and a partial VIN stamp. The transmission, assembled on January 20, 1969, also retains its matching VIN stamp, while the differential features the correct ID code for a 4.10 posi-traction and a December 1969 build date. The unaltered original VIN tag, body tag with Marlboro Maroon paint code, and other components verify its authenticity. The GM Shippers Invoice confirms a production date of January 28, 1970, aligning all component dates to the vehicle's build timeline. The restoration covers every aspect of the car, including exterior, interior, engine bay, and undercarriage. It features recently installed reproduction correct-size F70-15 Goodyear polyglas tires. The restoration is comprehensively documented with $258,000 in receipts from Artisan Coach Works and $48,500 for body and paint work from Paradigm Auto Restoration, all totaling $306,500, and including hard-copy billing summaries and detailed photographs.