CHEVROLET Corvette C3 1969
47 000 €
Managed by CarJager
1 / 57
Highlights
Matching number
Restored
Exterior colour
GrayInterior colour
BlackSaddlery
LeatherVIN
194370S402170Country of Origin
United States of AmericaCountry of registration
FranceEngine
350ci small block v8 5.7Power (hp DIN)
370Tax horsepower
33Displacement
5700Cylinders
8Number of gears
4Fuel type
GasolineExpertise less than 5 years old?
No
FRANCE - Albertville (73)
Features:
Engine: 350CI Small Block V8 5.7 - 370 hp - 33 hp tax rating
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Exterior color: “Laguna Grey” - Black leather interior
First registration: 01/01/1970
Mileage: 263 miles (430 km)
Chassis number: 194370S402170
In 1970, Chevrolet introduced the LT-1 engine in the Corvette. This engine was aimed at reducing insurance costs and improving performance for racing enthusiasts. To reach 370 horsepower, it featured forged aluminum pistons, a high compression ratio, and an aluminum intake. The LT-1 was produced in limited quantities, with only 1,287 units out of the 17,316 Corvettes manufactured that year.
It is also crucial to note that starting from 1971, Chevrolet had to significantly limit the power of its Corvettes (in terms of air intake and carburation) due to emission regulations. Therefore, the 1970 model, being more powerful, is especially prized.
History: This Corvette was delivered new in the United States in 1970. In 2015, it arrived in France to the delight of the current owner. He then undertook a complete restoration of the car. We have the full restoration file.
Condition:
Overall: The car is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically.
Exterior: The bodywork of this LT-1 is in very good condition. The paint, in Laguna Grey, is original and in very good condition. The rims are in new condition, with sparkling chrome. The headlight optics are in excellent condition, and their retractable system works as well as the windshield wiper system, whose motor has been changed.
Interior: The interior of this Corvette is in very good condition, with its original leather upholstery showing a nice state of preservation. The seats maintain their integrity and show no holes or tears. The dashboard and door trim stand out for their cleanliness, and the wood inserts are in good condition. The car's electricity has been made reliable, thus, all the dashboard instruments are functional.
Mechanics: The majority of the restoration work on the vehicle was focused on its mechanics. Thus, today the car is reliable and ready to cover miles as it did in 1970 when it first hit the road. The V8 starts very well and properly accelerates up to deliver its full power at 6,000 rpm. The 4-speed gearbox has been completely rebuilt, allowing for smooth gear changes. Power steering and braking were optional at the time for this car but were not equipped. The current owner has had them installed to facilitate and secure the use of the LT-1.
Undercarriage: The undercarriage of the car is healthy and free of corrosion. Photos are available on request.
Restoration - 2015-2021:
Chassis and running gear
Drive shafts and differential
Gearbox
Engine
Pneumatic system
Electricity reliability
And much more.
Documents:
“Collection” registration card
Technical control
Invoice file
Restoration photo file
12-month mechanical warranty included, valid at the professional of your choice (extension possible on request).
Financing available.
Worldwide delivery possible.
Contact us for more information.
Internal reference: AO5021
Engine: 350CI Small Block V8 5.7 - 370 hp - 33 hp tax rating
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Exterior color: “Laguna Grey” - Black leather interior
First registration: 01/01/1970
Mileage: 263 miles (430 km)
Chassis number: 194370S402170
In 1970, Chevrolet introduced the LT-1 engine in the Corvette. This engine was aimed at reducing insurance costs and improving performance for racing enthusiasts. To reach 370 horsepower, it featured forged aluminum pistons, a high compression ratio, and an aluminum intake. The LT-1 was produced in limited quantities, with only 1,287 units out of the 17,316 Corvettes manufactured that year.
It is also crucial to note that starting from 1971, Chevrolet had to significantly limit the power of its Corvettes (in terms of air intake and carburation) due to emission regulations. Therefore, the 1970 model, being more powerful, is especially prized.
History: This Corvette was delivered new in the United States in 1970. In 2015, it arrived in France to the delight of the current owner. He then undertook a complete restoration of the car. We have the full restoration file.
Condition:
Overall: The car is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically.
Exterior: The bodywork of this LT-1 is in very good condition. The paint, in Laguna Grey, is original and in very good condition. The rims are in new condition, with sparkling chrome. The headlight optics are in excellent condition, and their retractable system works as well as the windshield wiper system, whose motor has been changed.
Interior: The interior of this Corvette is in very good condition, with its original leather upholstery showing a nice state of preservation. The seats maintain their integrity and show no holes or tears. The dashboard and door trim stand out for their cleanliness, and the wood inserts are in good condition. The car's electricity has been made reliable, thus, all the dashboard instruments are functional.
Mechanics: The majority of the restoration work on the vehicle was focused on its mechanics. Thus, today the car is reliable and ready to cover miles as it did in 1970 when it first hit the road. The V8 starts very well and properly accelerates up to deliver its full power at 6,000 rpm. The 4-speed gearbox has been completely rebuilt, allowing for smooth gear changes. Power steering and braking were optional at the time for this car but were not equipped. The current owner has had them installed to facilitate and secure the use of the LT-1.
Undercarriage: The undercarriage of the car is healthy and free of corrosion. Photos are available on request.
Restoration - 2015-2021:
Chassis and running gear
Drive shafts and differential
Gearbox
Engine
Pneumatic system
Electricity reliability
And much more.
Documents:
“Collection” registration card
Technical control
Invoice file
Restoration photo file
12-month mechanical warranty included, valid at the professional of your choice (extension possible on request).
Financing available.
Worldwide delivery possible.
Contact us for more information.
Internal reference: AO5021
CarJager
CarJager is a French company based in Aix-en-Provence that operates throughout Europe. Our entire team is mobilized to ensure your comfort and safety during your purchase.
CarJager buyer protection
Secure payment
12-month mechanical warranty included
Read moreAdministrative management of the sale
Optional services
Car financing
International shipping
1 / 57
CarJager buyer protection
Secure payment
12-month mechanical warranty included
Read moreAdministrative management of the sale
Optional services
Car financing
International shipping
Highlights
Matching number
Restored
Exterior colour
GrayInterior colour
BlackSaddlery
LeatherVIN
194370S402170Country of Origin
United States of AmericaCountry of registration
FranceEngine
350ci small block v8 5.7Power (hp DIN)
370Tax horsepower
33Displacement
5700Cylinders
8Number of gears
4Fuel type
GasolineExpertise less than 5 years old?
No
FRANCE - Albertville (73)
Features:
Engine: 350CI Small Block V8 5.7 - 370 hp - 33 hp tax rating
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Exterior color: “Laguna Grey” - Black leather interior
First registration: 01/01/1970
Mileage: 263 miles (430 km)
Chassis number: 194370S402170
In 1970, Chevrolet introduced the LT-1 engine in the Corvette. This engine was aimed at reducing insurance costs and improving performance for racing enthusiasts. To reach 370 horsepower, it featured forged aluminum pistons, a high compression ratio, and an aluminum intake. The LT-1 was produced in limited quantities, with only 1,287 units out of the 17,316 Corvettes manufactured that year.
It is also crucial to note that starting from 1971, Chevrolet had to significantly limit the power of its Corvettes (in terms of air intake and carburation) due to emission regulations. Therefore, the 1970 model, being more powerful, is especially prized.
History: This Corvette was delivered new in the United States in 1970. In 2015, it arrived in France to the delight of the current owner. He then undertook a complete restoration of the car. We have the full restoration file.
Condition:
Overall: The car is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically.
Exterior: The bodywork of this LT-1 is in very good condition. The paint, in Laguna Grey, is original and in very good condition. The rims are in new condition, with sparkling chrome. The headlight optics are in excellent condition, and their retractable system works as well as the windshield wiper system, whose motor has been changed.
Interior: The interior of this Corvette is in very good condition, with its original leather upholstery showing a nice state of preservation. The seats maintain their integrity and show no holes or tears. The dashboard and door trim stand out for their cleanliness, and the wood inserts are in good condition. The car's electricity has been made reliable, thus, all the dashboard instruments are functional.
Mechanics: The majority of the restoration work on the vehicle was focused on its mechanics. Thus, today the car is reliable and ready to cover miles as it did in 1970 when it first hit the road. The V8 starts very well and properly accelerates up to deliver its full power at 6,000 rpm. The 4-speed gearbox has been completely rebuilt, allowing for smooth gear changes. Power steering and braking were optional at the time for this car but were not equipped. The current owner has had them installed to facilitate and secure the use of the LT-1.
Undercarriage: The undercarriage of the car is healthy and free of corrosion. Photos are available on request.
Restoration - 2015-2021:
Chassis and running gear
Drive shafts and differential
Gearbox
Engine
Pneumatic system
Electricity reliability
And much more.
Documents:
“Collection” registration card
Technical control
Invoice file
Restoration photo file
12-month mechanical warranty included, valid at the professional of your choice (extension possible on request).
Financing available.
Worldwide delivery possible.
Contact us for more information.
Internal reference: AO5021
Engine: 350CI Small Block V8 5.7 - 370 hp - 33 hp tax rating
Transmission: 4-speed manual
Exterior color: “Laguna Grey” - Black leather interior
First registration: 01/01/1970
Mileage: 263 miles (430 km)
Chassis number: 194370S402170
In 1970, Chevrolet introduced the LT-1 engine in the Corvette. This engine was aimed at reducing insurance costs and improving performance for racing enthusiasts. To reach 370 horsepower, it featured forged aluminum pistons, a high compression ratio, and an aluminum intake. The LT-1 was produced in limited quantities, with only 1,287 units out of the 17,316 Corvettes manufactured that year.
It is also crucial to note that starting from 1971, Chevrolet had to significantly limit the power of its Corvettes (in terms of air intake and carburation) due to emission regulations. Therefore, the 1970 model, being more powerful, is especially prized.
History: This Corvette was delivered new in the United States in 1970. In 2015, it arrived in France to the delight of the current owner. He then undertook a complete restoration of the car. We have the full restoration file.
Condition:
Overall: The car is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically.
Exterior: The bodywork of this LT-1 is in very good condition. The paint, in Laguna Grey, is original and in very good condition. The rims are in new condition, with sparkling chrome. The headlight optics are in excellent condition, and their retractable system works as well as the windshield wiper system, whose motor has been changed.
Interior: The interior of this Corvette is in very good condition, with its original leather upholstery showing a nice state of preservation. The seats maintain their integrity and show no holes or tears. The dashboard and door trim stand out for their cleanliness, and the wood inserts are in good condition. The car's electricity has been made reliable, thus, all the dashboard instruments are functional.
Mechanics: The majority of the restoration work on the vehicle was focused on its mechanics. Thus, today the car is reliable and ready to cover miles as it did in 1970 when it first hit the road. The V8 starts very well and properly accelerates up to deliver its full power at 6,000 rpm. The 4-speed gearbox has been completely rebuilt, allowing for smooth gear changes. Power steering and braking were optional at the time for this car but were not equipped. The current owner has had them installed to facilitate and secure the use of the LT-1.
Undercarriage: The undercarriage of the car is healthy and free of corrosion. Photos are available on request.
Restoration - 2015-2021:
Chassis and running gear
Drive shafts and differential
Gearbox
Engine
Pneumatic system
Electricity reliability
And much more.
Documents:
“Collection” registration card
Technical control
Invoice file
Restoration photo file
12-month mechanical warranty included, valid at the professional of your choice (extension possible on request).
Financing available.
Worldwide delivery possible.
Contact us for more information.
Internal reference: AO5021
CarJager
CarJager is a French company based in Aix-en-Provence that operates throughout Europe. Our entire team is mobilized to ensure your comfort and safety during your purchase.
Our customers speak for us.
Porsche 911 997
La vente de notre véhicule a été traitée par de véritables professionnels de la mise en place de l'annonce jusqu'à la vente. Les formalités administratives et financières de la vente sont simples mais sécurisées. Je recommande vivement.
Michel M.
Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint
Erwan a fait preuve d’une patience et d’un professionnalisme sans faille, merci pour l’accompagnement au top de A à Z. Je les recommande fortement.
Alban C.
Porsche 356 A
Vente réalisée dans un délai rapide, des interlocuteurs efficaces et une sélection d'acheteurs potentiels évitant de grosses pertes de temps. [...] La couverture médiatique est excellente et dépasse largement les frontières de notre pays. Enfin, vente et livraison finalisées à midi, règlement par virement à 13h30! Très satisfait de ma vente avec CarJager.
Pascal B.
