1970 Chevelle LS6 454 4-Speed Estate Sale Find on Facebook Marketplace: Real Deal or Scam? -S1E19
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- Join the Mopars5150 team on an exciting journey as they stumble upon a rare gem-a 1970 Chevelle LS6 454 with a 4-speed transmission listed on Facebook Marketplace. With skepticism in mind, they embark on a road trip to Lodi, California, to inspect the classic beauty in person. The burning question remains: Is this vintage muscle car the real deal, or is it too good to be true? Watch as they uncover the truth and decide whether to make this dream ride their own!
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How did Patrick Glenn nichols not find that car. You are lucky as hell
Patrick.nicholls had a prior appointment,.booked in for.reachrounds at the.golf club
this makes me want to vomit!
Who cares
Hilarity below.
You do 🤣🤣@@user-jj5hd9oq9r
You drove it easier on the test drive than I would have. What a car!
Thank you for taking the time to give respect to the man that owned this car and his brother, finding a car in this condition that is over fifty years old is almost unbelievable but treating people the way you do, with respect and being honest, it does pay off in the end,awesome job on the video ,can't wait to see whats next. 👍👍👍
X2!
Patrick glenn nickhols youtube channel is the 70 chevelle guru. Can tell u every number on the 70 down to the glass. Very informative. 👍
These clowns are clueless w the build sheet.... Duh Z-15 means SS 454 obviously!! Everybody knows that z25 was the 396, don't even know how to remove a seat... All about money for them, the build sheet lists all the options ... So simple would have m21 for 4 speed must be first time they've seen the build sheet cuz they stood there gawking
@@marcusevangeliste7426Why would you want to call them clowns? The guy stated from the beginning that he wasn’t a Chevelle enthusiast. I think they did a fine job for a couple guys who are far from experts.
Rick Eric Nelson has forgotten more about 70 Chevelle’s than PGN knows. Rick is the leading authority on 70 Chevelle’s having restored hundreds to concourse condition. Cars that have brought the most money at auctions have passed through his shop.
Cool. Have to look him up. 👍@@ClangOfTheHammer
HOLY CRAP! 25 copies of that build sheet would have been made that night. Lol. So happy you all found it. Amazing!
I'm confused fellers...you think this car has 190k on it?? Ain't no way if that can be right...is it. Let us know,unbelievable find! I'm Mopar to the core,but a 70 Chevelle has got to be the best Chevy made in my opinion! Love your channel...hope you guys stay the as you are and don't get the big head like some of the others!! Great channel!
Very cool best part for.me was how you dealt with the owners brother. Integrity ,honesty and no BS. Very satisfying and humbling.good shit fellas !!
My heart is still pounding after you found the build sheet! The vast majority of "LS6" Chevelle's, are clones. Can't believe how fortunate you guys are to have found that car! It was pretty funny watching you guys do your "research" on your phone on the way there :)
To die for my all-time dream car!!
Wow what a car what a find congratulations you guys get a hold of Patrick Glenn Nichols he has a TH-cam Ed runs all over the country authenticating 70 Chevelles it's his life's passion it would be a great show for you guys having him authenticating your car. Again congratulations what a find
Favorite muscle car channel on the tube boys. Mopar #1, but this LS6 is a special car. Great vid.
Thanks brother, we appreciate those positive comments 🍻 We are working hard to produce a video every Friday and unfortunately it not easy 😂 and even more difficult to do on just rare Mopar’s. As our channel grows we hope to have more Mopar finds 🤞🤞
@@ChasingMusclecars_Mopars5150😎🤝😎look forward to whatever is next
New viewer. I was scrolling through TH-cam and saw your channel. Love Mopars, but this looked like something special.
Take the seat to whoever you use for upholstery and let them get the build sheet out, great car. I think 90,000 is correct , the car is too nice for 190,000 miles but good luck with it. ❗️🇺🇸
I owned one of these back in 1973-1976. Dark blue with white stripes (paid $2100 used for it) 4 speed M22 Rock Crusher, console, bucket seats, 3.36:1 12 bolt posi, had Appliance 2" primary tube headers, 2-1/2 full exhaust system, high rise intake from a 427 L72, AC A212CW hi-flow 14"x3" air filter, modified 850 cfm double pumper, 90/10 front shocks etc...previous owner purchased it new and modified it for drag racing mostly on the street..very strong car....Took it to Detroit drag way in 1973 and it run 12.70's-12.80's on the stock size bias ply tires...very hard to get it moving without frying the tires in every gear. It would spin the tires at the 2--3 gear change at 80 mph and lay down 60-80' of rubber...I am sure with slicks, open headers, and a 4:10 gear that car would have run high 11's...I broke the M22 input shaft twice on the street drag racing. I had the old "Ramcharger's" shop in Taylor Michigan install a Schafer clutch disc and pressure plate in it in August 1973.
HUGE score guys, cant believe it was still available for you guys, the light moniter fiber optics is mega rare
no way the car has over 100k miles on it
No probably more like 45,000 MI
The "build sheet" is basically a birth certificate for the car. What a find. wooowzers!!!
Unbelievable, that was so cool, genuine people who love looking for cars , and have empathy for the owners, keep it up 5150👍
Thanks brother 🍻
That has to be 90K original miles! I had a 70 Monte Carlo with 115K on it, It was in similar condition. This video really shows how you are as a person! You have made a new fan of your show. That was a great find, and you went for it. A loaded LS6 with build sheet from Kansas City/ Leeds plant. Should have an "L" on the firewall data plate. Also, was an early build because of the trim under headlights. Treasure this car!
Thanks for the info!
That was gut wrenching watching the seat with the build sheet. Out standing!
My brother and I are 11 months apart , know the feeling brother 👍
This was awesome. The anticipation of finding the build sheet was very enjoyable. This is a keeper for sure.
Glad you liked it!
@@ChasingMusclecars_Mopars5150 was really cool to be there "live" with you all when you actually found it. Special car with a great "find" story to it as well. Love to see guys with integrity meet a seller with integrity complete the deal! Understand totally why you don't reveal pricing but would have been cool to know what you paid for it. Even if you paid "all the money" it's still just such a special iconic car! Well done guys ..... 😊
What an awesome car. Congrats on the find fellas. She’s a Beauty.
Being a Mopar guy, I've to give respect where it's due. What a find.
Great video and my favorite year Chevelle. So many memories. And finding the build sheet. Remarkable …
Absolutely amazing guys. Wow. Congratulations.
❤ very cool story I enjoyed watching it, I would love to have the LS6, the Buick is beautiful as well!
great find guys and first time i have seen a build sheet found that proves its genuine rare car
Very nice'70 SS396. A few changes made to it, but mostly original. Thanks Patrick!
Absolutely cool guys, Lodi is 1 hour away from me, there’s still treasures out there folks
Hi guys another Mopar guy here.
I had an l34 car back in the day same color.
Some things jump right out to me when I watched your video.
I collect A12 cars but drove Chevy's in the 70s.
Nice score guys. A build sheet is like the birth certificate to a car.
Totally!
When you guys were talking before you got to the garage weed it was kept it was suspenseful till you found the build sheet cool vid n car 👍
im a mopar guy but that was awesome find no way i would have let go of it
Unbelievable finding this car with that sheet is so rare and as the months go by you soon will never see a find like this again. My one goal in life was to own this exact car and it never happened. To see this brings tears to my eyes all I have to say is wow. What a beautiful masterpiece
great story - lost the build sheet to my '67 Belvy 2 when I moved. It was under the front bench seat.
Great looking car..70 Chevelle is my favorite year…
Awesome find! I'm not a Mopar guy but do follow you guys. You have a great channel and i watch frequently but to see the build sheet pulled out in front of his brother, tells me you operate an honest business! Beside the fact that it was awesome to find the build sheet!!! Much respect to you and the previous owner, care taker of this Holy Grail! My heart goes out to the family.
What is an L31 doing on a Chevy, front turn signal driver indicator light? You have a rare care there!
I was rooting so hard for that build sheet to be there and it's not even my car! My current project is just an "everyday" 1980 Trans am and I was so excited to find the build sheet under the tank and the back seat. Great video! Congrats!
2nd gen trans ams are no longer everyday cars
Man, I had a 72 just like that. Sure wish I'd have found that 70 model. Good job guys and your manners and how you talked to the man speaks volumes.
70 was the only year for the 454
@@oldarkie3880 Yup. Blew my 350 and put a 402 in it. Wish I could have found a 454 though.
Another great car and great story. Also another indication of milegae is the wear on the clutch and brake pedal pad. If the odo turner over there would be excessive wear on the corner maybe down to the metal underneath . I'll bet it's correct mileage.
Awesome LS6!! Love the Green color 👍 Congrats on a Great find!
I bought a 1970 Chevelle SS in 1972 sold it during the gas crunch and miss it to this day. Would love to sit in the seat of one one more time
Damn!!! My Favorite Car!! 1970 SS Chevelle 454/450 HP / 850 Dual Pump Carb / Aluminum Highrise / Cowl Induction / M22 Rock Crusher Transmission /
I thought LS 6s was 750 holleys. Its been 20yrs sinxe i restored chevelles but i thought those was on steel intaked LS 5s. But my memory is shot aint touchef one other thsn what we have in years. My dad got cancer so we sold all our extra parts. Cowl hoods cowl ind breathers 12 bolts m21 and m22 4 speeds. Interior parts tons of gauge clusters. Some LS 6 ones with 6500 redline. We eveb had a fathom blue 70ss with a 396/375 h 4 speed and from our research they made less of those than LS 6s but i could be wrong but theyre rare as hens teeth too ya know. We do have 2 extra parts left after sellin everything. A basically new gas tank and straps and an original SS rear sway bar still bolted on the bottom boxed in bars. Only ss had rhe boxed in bottom bars. We have a shit ton of 69/70 ss wheels for sale too. They need redoin but we have about 30 of em and a few 71/2 ss wheels
Reminds me of the time I bought that Shelby cobra,, I bought at a yardsale!! 2 weekend's after they had the sale!! Glad I had my ,,;decoding & buying cobras for dummies paperback book!!
First time viewing your channel. Awesome story and video. I own a 1970 Chevelle SS Forest Green w/white stripes black bench seat interior. Also L34 350hp 396 4spd. I have the birth certificate from the Kansas factory. I wish l had the pro-tecto plate and original window sticker but you can't have everything. I recently acquired an original license plate frame from the original dealer who sold the car. I 'm not just a Chevy or GM guy l love all makes and models. Any vehicle that has stood up to the test of time is worth admiring. I 'm glad that Chevelle will make a great addition to your collection. Hope you can add many more no matter what brand they are.
Im new watching, my favorite car ever, I grew up around lexington ala. There is a Mopar junk yard there. And it made me sick watching those beautiful cars rust to the ground over the years. There probably gone by now . What a waste. Great find. Unbelieveable.
Great find! Congratulations and enjoy!
Early build car, has chrome under head lights, an blinker on top fenders an LS6 ROCK CRUSHER 4SPEED ,What a great car. The car that make ya kick rocks at a Mopar...LoL
Great find brother Rich in Antioch.
Congratulations 🎉 on a absolutely amazing time capsule
Nice find! right place at the right time... just like the lotto!!
We're not gonna tear this guys car apart right here,,,,proceeds to take the car apart immediately!!😂😂
It’s hard to fit everything in 58 minutes but we try, he gave us permission. We would never do anything to a guys car without him being ok with it
@@ChasingMusclecars_Mopars5150not to mention at that point you weren't leaving without that car on the back of your truck, build sheet or not. Everything up to finding the sheet was saying "I'm the real McCoy buy me" ..... 😎
Great find. The 70 Chevelle is My second favorite car. 70 Charger all the way.
WOW. What a find. Beautiful car.
U guys are amazing and very lucky
I love it
Great car and story. My favorite as well. Will you be keeping it for your collection or reselling?
Keeping in the collection
Awesome machine! Check on top of the glove box inside of the dash 😮
Easily taken apart...maybe another build sheet hidden there 🤔
Good luck 👍
Super find. Sure it could be 90 something thousand original miles. I bought my 69 AMX in 1986 from the original owner with 49k miles. It was always a second or third car for me but when it sold on BaT in 2018 it had less than 70k original miles.
Really nice car what a find. Thanks guy!
hey what a great show thank,s
great find and great car
In the small Canadian city I grew up in during the late 70s, we lifted the back end on a lot of the muscle cars. Lost the original look, but at 17 years old, we did not care. Lol.
Nice purchase looks like ya all got yourself a beautiful car! Love the colour as well that dark green with white stripes must have been a real head turner even back in 1970 when a lot of beautiful muscle cars were rolling out of factories. LOL, thought once you had found the build sheet the ole fella may have tried to squeeze ya for an extra buck or two as all risk ( even though it was pretty minimal by then) was removed. But he seems like a pretty honourable man full of integrity. To some degree he was truly more concerned about WHO was buying it rather then how much they were getting? 😊 great episode guys ....
As they say the 70 Chevel with the LS6 is "The Grand Poo Bar" of the Chevy Chevell's! Out of 600,000 made in1970 They only made 4,475 with the LS6!! "Hard to find Chevelle!!
From the looks of the steering wheel shaking id say the tires are flat spotted. Congrats fellas.
WoW what a unbelievable find 👍 congrats
Awesome car and video but curious since you already found the build sheet proving what it is why take a chance messing something up pulling the carpet out? Is there something the other build sheet could tell you that you don’t already know?
My significant other passed away April 1, 2024. I gave his 70 Chevelle SS 454 to my son. Not as purrdy as that one, but it's a beast!!!
Why weren't you married? What about his son? How significant could he have been if you weren't married which is committed....you two weren't committed......
@@Jerry-yb7po huh? 😕 😕 not really sure what it is you are saying exactly .... OR even in general terms? 😂
@@goleafsgo8496 why weren't you two significant enough to each other to be married...you know.... committed?
@@Jerry-yb7po I beg your pardon. You don't know diddly about us or our commitment. And you actually believe a piece of paper defines a commitmentl? Our relationship was deeper and more committed than you will ever have the pleasure of experiencing. Now go fly a kite!
@@lorastewart766 yes that piece of paper documents that a commitment was made by 2 people. If you loved each other so much.....why didn't you get married?
That LS6 is in amazing condition. What was the assembly plant it was built in? I'm assuming Van Nuys or possibly kansas. Beautiful car
kc car
The build sheet showed a Kansas car.......
What a find!!!
The lights on the fenders are the fiber optic lamp monitoring system.
I’ve never seen those on a 70 Chevelle, I wonder how many LS6 Chevelle were built with them
My favorite car I love it♥️🔥♥️🔥
I really hope you paid an honest price!!! looking forward to seeing Patrick do a authentic walk-around of this treasure!!!!
The car looks to be worthy of a professional thorough inspection and documented for an endorsement.
Mr. Patrick Glenn Nichols, I knew I would find you somewhere in here, must be pretty happy to see a car this honest and well cared for, I’m sure you and her will meet eachother at some point. Great channel BTW
Cars from the 50s,60s,70s, were usually fairly wore out when they got over 100,000 miles because the oil, paint, other materials weren't as good as we have now. I would think that the cars miles are less than 100,000.
Sweet car and wow.........should have brought an enclosed..... and agree not 190K on that car.
Amazing story. Sad that the fellow lost use of his legs though & couldn't enjoy it more. I also noticed on his funeral program by pausing on it, that the guy was also a "Dead Head!"
You should have at least said this 70 LS6 #'s maching would sell for 80k or higher. With the actual original build sheet, that price basically doubles. 2 people in a bidding war could reach 160K or higher. GREAT FIND! 👍
wow best car every!! you are so lucky!
Wow so friggen cool! I was screaming at my phone 512 block was in an ls5 too 🤣🤣🤣
😂👍 always learning 🍻
@@ChasingMusclecars_Mopars5150 I’d be lost on mopar stuff I’m a bow tie guy but I love what you guys do!
@@heavychevy462 did you know that the four bolt main and two bolt main blocks are the same ? They both have the extra casting material in the main webbing where the outer two bolts are drilled. The main caps are the same width and will interchange and all you have to do is drill and tap the outer two bolt holes to make it a four bolt. You put the donor four bolt main caps in a milling machine and trim the mating surface, then install the caps and line hone the main bearing bore back to standard size. I’m talking big blocks and not small blocks. I’m a retired machinist and have done it before, matter of fact I have a block that I machined years ago sitting in my build room.
Dennis Collins will buy this one from yall. Great find.
Yea take you out for chicken tenders and a beer then give it a fluff n buff and sell it for more on bring a trailer.
Very nice 👍👍👍👍👍🤗
Should have left it alone you have video proof it there
same colors as mine. nice find!
One just sold down the street, 70 LS6 blue on blue with white vinyl top and white factor hood trunk strips, power windows, A/C, tilt, cruise, gage package, disc automatic console AM FM.. 30k is what it sold for.. who got it? Our local ups driver..
My buddy from Akron, Ohio was born in Lodi...neat
Amazing. Soooooooo lucky
That is a badass ride
I bought the build sheet to my Challenger TA from a dude who found it in his. Told me the car had FIVE build sheets stuck in it. None to his car
That Buick has Vice Grip Garage written all over it.
I hope you paid the fair price for the beautiful car!
Beautiful car.
I found my 64 Impala SS from original owner with 51k original miles in Lodi, California
I don't think there's any way that car has 199,000 miles on it, but I could be wrong... Something was done to the engine
though because when they were loading the car you could see the oil pan and balancer, and it looked like it had
recently been painted Chevy orange. It would be nice to know if the engine had been rebuilt recently, or if the owner
was just cleaning and detailing the engine.
The gentleman said that he took it to a mechanic to get the car running, and he mentioned that he adjusted the shifter linkage.
Seems a little strange though because I noticed when he was driving it that he wasn't able to get it to go into third gear
from second gear...
I was really surprised to see that it still has the correct cowl induction air filter housing and that it doesn't have headers,
because it has a big aftermarket tach under the dash, and a shift light mounted to the steering column.
It's really odd that they put the build sheet partially under the side frame of the seat and put two hog rings through it.
They were typically just partially stuck underneath the wire.
That’s my dream car specially with the 454
Take the seat with the build sheet to whoever you use for upholstery and let them get it out, great car ❗️🇺🇸
We did, we posted a picture of it on our Instagram & facebook channel a couple weeks ago when this took place
Why is the back end so low?
very cool
I understand how rare this car is, but I think for me the 68 year was the best looking. I have always like the first year design or redesign of a car because that’s what it was intended to look like. After that things get added on and makes them look to gotti for me. The 454 was just a let’s just make the biggest cubic engine out there to beat everyone, other then that there was nothing special about it. I’d rather have a DZ 302, 327, or 427 if I owned a Chevy.
The Buick is a '53 Buick Super
Yeee Yeee!
Hey Troy this guy knows everything there is to know about Chevelle’s!