- RPO Custom interior trim ($158)
- RPO A31 Electric power windows ($63.20)
- RPO A85 Custom shoulder belts ($42.15)
- RPO C07 Auxiliary hardtop for convertible ($273.85)
- RPO C08 Vinyl cover for auxiliary hardtop ($63.20)
- RPO C50 Rear window defroster ($36.90)
- RPO C60 Air conditioning ($447.65)
- RPO G81 Positraction rear axle, all ratios ($12.65)
- RPO J50 Power brakes ($47.40)
- RPO L46 350-cid 350-hp V-8 ($158)
- RPO LS5 454-cid 390-hp V-8 ($289.65)
- RPO LT1 350-cid 370-hp V-8 ($447.60)
- RPO M21 Four-speed close-ratio manual transmission (n/c)
- RPO M22 Heavy-duty close-ratio four-speed manual transmission ($95)
- RPO M40 Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic transmission (n/c)
- RPO N37 Tilt-telescopic steering wheel ($84.30)
- RPO N40 Power steering ($105.35)
- RPO P01 Custom Wheel covers ($57.95)
- RPO PT7 F70 x 15, white stripe tires ($31.30)
- RPO PU9 F70 x 15, raised-white-letter tires ($33.15)
- RPO T60 Heavy-duty battery ($15.80)
- RPO UA6 Alarm system ($31.60)
- RPO U69 AM-FM radio ($172.75)
- RPO U79 Stereo radio ($278.10)
- The letter "Z" meant it was part of Chevrolet's "special items" group
- It included the following:
- LT1 engine
- M22 heavy-duty four-speed manual transmission
- J50/J56 dual-pin brakes with heavy-duty front pads and power assist
- F41 suspension consisting of the following:
- special 89 lb/in ride rate front springs
- 121 lb/in ride rate rear springs
- matching shock absorbers
- a 0.75-inch front stabilizer bar
- Corvette built only one car with the LS7 engine. The editor of Sports Car Graphic drove it for 2500 miles and found it did the quarter mile in 13.8 seconds at 108 mph. GM cancelled the option even though the LS7 option is listed in some early 1970 sales literature. None were ever sold.
- 70.5 % of 1970 Corvettes were sold with four-speed manual transmissions
- 33.5 % had tilt steering wheels
- 27.9 % had power windows
- 38.5 % had air conditioning
- 68.8 % had power steering
- A 1970 Corvette with the L56 engine could do 0-to-60 mph in seven seconds and go from 0-to-100 mph in 14 seconds
- A 1970 Corvette with the LT1 engine could do 0-to-30 mph in 2.5 seconds, 0-to-60 mph in 5.7 seconds and go from 0-to-100 mph in 13.5 seconds
- A 1970 Corvette with the LT1 engine could do the quarter mile in 14.17 seconds at 102.15 and had a top speed of 122 mph





June 18, 1999
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