that got more than my daydreams. I actually resorted to finding 1/2 ton trucks.. custom orders. My last SBC is an injected 1996 v8, 5 speed (muncie 50)
My older brother was 19 when he ordered his SS 396. He was so excited about getting this car that I had to remind him to get the posi rear end. I was only 14 at the time. I ended up taking my drivers license test in that car. Good memories.
Cars worth 30 grand as is to the right person. By the way Patrick have you ever ran across one of these chevelle owners who were perhaps misinformed and thought that they knew all about these cars? In other words have you ever had to school someone who didn't know what they were talking about? Would love to hear any of those stories you might have. Great find as usual Patrick....appreciate your love for these cars and all the hard work you put into bringing us these videos.
My god, the lines on this beauty are perfect. That is one nice Chevelle. Very rare to find one this straight and nice. I would bet it has never been wrecked. Man I would love to have that baby .... The right side front bumper needs adjusted, and tucked in straight .... ......
Always excited to watch these videos. Not often do I spot things that the videoer doesn't point out. I spotted the fancy plumbers elbow on the aftermarket intake manifold along with the internal regulator alternator mod has been done to this car. As always, GREAT find and video. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Great video Patrick! I watch all of your video’s&always look forward to your next find! It amazes me how many of these cars are out there&still Original!!
Atlanta plant was famous for bench seat 4 speed flapper hood cars. Also they loved Gold on them mostly with black interiors. Excellent original car with bullet proof documentation. Great Video as always Patrick 👍 keep them coming.
Thanks Patrick for these videos! I think more people will appreciate these muscle cars and preserve them from the junk yard! These cars are on the endangered list!🤔🤞
An army buddy from Cleveland had a 1969 Chevelle with the 396/375 hp mill,.......and when he stabbed that bad boy going down the ramp to get onto the breezeway,......that motor rocked you back in your seat bug time. Pete K really loved that car.
I bought a 1970 desert sand with black stripes Chevelle SS in 1972 with 18,000 on the clock that was sold originally by the same dealer and was a new car trade in for the princely sum of $2200. Car was 402 Turbo 400 column shift with cloth Goldish/tan colored interior with a bench seat and was 100% original as it had rolled off the showroom floor new. Was a super nice car, I sold it about a year or so later to buy a '66 389 Tri Power 4 spd GTO.
I love this car , iv had 2 chevelles but the reason why i love this car i live 2 blocks from the atlanta ga lakewood plant that built this car its amazing how there are some still out there like this great video
Pole barn find. Love this car its beautiful wish i had a barn like this. It needs a basic restore not a total body off looks to be in really nice shape.good idea to take that vinyl top off. 350hp 396 is a nice option really easy to make modifications and build 500hp most wouldnt even see.
WHY is everyone hiding all of the Chevelles? I cannot believe all of these big block Chevelles, sitting since they were parked 30-40+ years ago, and their owners have no urge to drive it! Nothing beats the feeling of being planted back in the seat of a powerful automobile!
I had a 70 Chevelle SS that was solid black, no stripes, had white interior, 402 cid big block with Holley carb, headers, 4 speed Muncie transmission with Hurst shifter, 4:11 posi track rear-end with traction bars, had U.S. Custom aluminum mags running 70's on front and 50's on rear
This chevelle SS was born January 1970 in Atlanta Georgia 50yrs ago I'LL be 50 in November my Dad brought 1 in the summer of 70 red with black strips with black interior 396 325 Hp 4spd no AC
LMAO that's what I was think Mathew knows where all the '70 SS Chevelles are. Besides Mathew that I know of, my brother can sniff a Chevelle out like a blood hound....LOLOLOL
The rubbed off paint and slightly worn interior ,but cared for, is what was once called Patina... If this car was auctioned, there are people like me who would prefer it over a polished up trailer queen .
I love that the vehicle has the original T3 Headlights. I like the T3 Headlights for originality since I am a judge with the NCRS= National Corvette Restorers Society
@@scoobyroorogers all of the items that he pointed out in the video in reference to build data information on the parts would be correct, etc. I like his videos since he is correct and accurate. A lot of the items that he pointed out is referenced in the judging manuals that we use for judging with the NCRS- National Corvette Restorers Society for Flight Judging for the Chevrolet Corvette.
Hey chevy ..yeah you..! this is what sells, old easy to work on easy to build common sense beastly beauty ! Bring back this and you never loose keep putting sensors on sensors plastic switches inside motors and transmissions just because everybody else is doing it you loose and go off the cliff with the loosers.
Dang you know where a lot of '70 Chevelles SS are! But not the few that I know is sitting hear in Kentucky lol... One family that I know bought a '70 SS LS6 brand new and keeps it in there garage. I live not far from Clarksville, Tnn
Wiper motor is missing! Whats up with the Clutch Z bar linkage? It looks much newer then the rest of the engine compartment? Might want to tell the owner to do something with that rubber fuel line running to the carb from the Pump. Hate to see this 70 SS charcoal coated
This exact car came up on craigslist a few months ago for 13,000 out of Georgia. I was within inches of sending a 10% deposit via Zelle to hold car for me as I am in Fl. Even talked to guy on phone but something just didn’t feel right so I didn’t do it. Next day was supposed to FT but claimed it got sold overnight! I damn near got scammed!!!!!
How did the different plants choose what tires they put on the cars they were building? Did they just use what happened to be available at the plant that day?
I just acquired a 70 SS I got partial build sheet not in the best shape but do have it no motor Factory 4 speed car I'm just glad to have a very nice gentleman Linden put it down to me to have my fun with it next he said he was a great guy I just I'm just glad to have a very nice gentleman Linden put it down to me to have my fun with it next he said he was a great guy I just wanted to
if you see any onld 3 tons, they had the big T3's as well,, I was told the 3 ton 350's had an LT1 crank in them and old farm equipment with big block Chevs in it were an HP stamped block with a 2Bbl carb on them.
I'm in cape breton nova Scotia canada .there is a real ss 396 chevelle in this guy's sisters back yard for about 30 plus years .4 speed car .buddy won't sell it .I'm going to see if I can get a pic of it one of these days .it's light blue with white stripes white interior.
Good morning ,this sounds really great.Couple years ago I visited Port Hawkesbury,Judique and surrounding areas-now I am in Germany....Isn't it funny how small the world became since the internet ? Would be wonderful if you made pics from the car...I am listening to New Country 103,5 (ex The Eagle ) when I am at home or in the yard via internet...never got Cape-Breton out of my head-wonderful people ,too...All the best to you and the place I'd rather should be.Roger
That's really cool! although If it's out during the winter its probably full of rust. I'm down in sackville and Theres a guy around here who owns a 454 big block chevelle from 1970, Me and my friends have only seen it a couple times but it looks like it's really well taken care of.
You really know your stuff about them Chevelles. I had a friend that had a 70 Chevelle with a 307 engine in it. That was probably 15-20 years ago, I like the car I should have bought it at the time.
At 12:09 in the video what was the tab on the trunk lid for I've always thought a trunk lid light as a option but I dont know. Oh yeah I like the deere right beside it as much as the chevelle enjoy watching your videos theses car getting harder to find
It’s a shame most people who have these nice classics NEVER put down a plastic tarp under the car as a moisture barrier to protect the integrity of the car. Even as a kid I knew enough to do this!
Great video. The explanation of the codes was informative. I had one question: From the tag information, is it possible to tell if the axle is a 10-bolt or 12-bolt? Thanks
Agree. I had two 70SS and both were stock appearig with some mods. I found this old camcorder video of my red car at drags, street burnout etc. Check it out on TH-cam... th-cam.com/video/6JqspXe0lDo/w-d-xo.html
I wish he would do some on the first gen Monte Carlo. I have a 70 that I've had for almost 32 years. It's not an SS but I did put a 396/TH400 in it about 22 years ago.
@@Mr2004MCSS For sure! I had a 1970 SS 454 Monte Carlo, dark blue, console, factory 8-track. Some "day two" mods like Cragar SS wheels, headers, but full exhaust with the SS Chrome tips, balanced engine with huge Holley carb, intake, cam. Car was a comfortable smooth riding rocketship, that always got thumbs up. Must be worth a fortune now wherever it is! (sold it in '82 for $1800)
@@saabtech3510 I would love to own a factory 454 SS Monte. I've not seen any around here for sale and probably couldn't afford one if I could. They have went up in value. My Monte is dark blue with a blue interior.
@@Mr2004MCSS They are rare. I think they only made 1,800 of them. The guy I bought mine from owned a gorgeous mint bone stock black 454 SS Monte. Hardly see them for sale today. Saw a blue one on ebay last year that needed a ton of work. They were asking 26K.
@@saabtech3510 They made 3,823 of them in 1970 and 1,919 of them in 71 so they are pretty rare compared to how many of those year Monte Carlo's made. I saw a 71 SS for sale a couple of years ago in a neighboring state for $12,500. It looked to be in very good shape with a lot of options since it had the build sheet but it didn't have the original engine. It was a triple black car. I would have loved to have it but just didn't have the money.
Mike Pevency that’s funny you said that! My dad owned one identical to this. Same color and all. Bought it when it was 2 years old. Drove it for 3 months and wrapped it around a tree. Boys and there toys right!
So the owner was thrilled to discover that he had the original build sheet for the car? Why? Based on the way he has neglected this classic, why would he be any more enthused about having the build sheet? Oh wait let me guess! He's gonna fix it up! Now is the time to take the initiative to preserving this beautiful car seeing the incredible condition that it is in currently or at the least store it away from the elements or cover it up. A person would have to be a fool if they have the financial means to restore this classic and don't! The bright side to this is that at least it's been parked in a shed, otherwise it would not have survived to be in this condition. I sincerely hope that this guy does the right thing if at all possible, but I've got a feeling you will be able to go back to this very spot 10 years from now and it will still be sitting here but in worse condition.
I wish u could see my cousins 454 as low miles all .org mint condition 10 out of 10 car he bought from the original owner 20 years ago car was covered in the garage it’s hole life
I could watch these all day! Makes me love my 70SS even more. Special vehicles , built during a special time. Keep em coming Patrick!
It made the correct door squeak when opened.
How great it would have been to walk into a dealership back then and sit down and go through an pick out your options for your custom built Chevelle
that got more than my daydreams. I actually resorted to finding 1/2 ton trucks.. custom orders. My last SBC is an injected 1996 v8, 5 speed (muncie 50)
@@bgd73 nice !
My older brother was 19 when he ordered his SS 396. He was so excited about getting this car that I had to remind him to get the posi rear end. I was only 14 at the time. I ended up taking my drivers license test in that car. Good memories.
@@alancrash that is awesome !
@@alancrash very very COOL. Those would be awesome memories.......:-)
Cars worth 30 grand as is to the right person.
By the way Patrick have you ever ran across one of these chevelle owners who were perhaps misinformed and thought that they knew all about these cars? In other words have you ever had to school someone who didn't know what they were talking about? Would love to hear any of those stories you might have.
Great find as usual Patrick....appreciate your love for these cars and all the hard work you put into bringing us these videos.
My god, the lines on this beauty are perfect. That is one nice Chevelle. Very rare to find one this straight and nice. I would bet it has never been wrecked. Man I would love to have that baby .... The right side front bumper needs adjusted, and tucked in straight .... ......
Always excited to watch these videos. Not often do I spot things that the videoer doesn't point out. I spotted the fancy plumbers elbow on the aftermarket intake manifold along with the internal regulator alternator mod has been done to this car. As always, GREAT find and video. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Thank you for all the trouble you go thru to make these great videos !
ANOTHER great find , Patrick !
Great video Patrick! I watch all of your video’s&always look forward to your next find! It amazes me how many of these cars are out there&still Original!!
Nice. You're a walking encyclopedia. keep em comin!
Love all the info and details you give.
Thanks for your support.
Oh you bring back many memories. My first car crusin.
Atlanta plant was famous for bench seat 4 speed flapper hood cars. Also they loved Gold on them mostly with black interiors. Excellent original car with bullet proof documentation. Great Video as always Patrick 👍 keep them coming.
Thanks other good video patrick. Thanks for the information again you definitely know you stuff!! About chevelles..
Thanks Patrick for these videos! I think more people will appreciate these muscle cars and preserve them from the junk yard! These cars are on the endangered list!🤔🤞
An army buddy from Cleveland had a 1969 Chevelle with the 396/375 hp mill,.......and when he stabbed that bad boy going down the ramp to get onto the breezeway,......that motor rocked you back in your seat bug time. Pete K really loved that car.
Very cool find Patrick...that's a neat car with a nice color
Mr Nichols you a a big book of chevy hi performance car knowledge.Thank you so much sir im learning a lot from you..
Really cool you found that paper build in the drivers door all these years and still readable. I did not know this. Nice find amazing you found it.
love your videos patrick you do an awesome job love the chevelles too
You've been on a role lately with videos and I'm love in it Patrick keep up the good work and great Barn finds see ya on the next video.
I bought a 1970 desert sand with black stripes Chevelle SS in 1972 with 18,000 on the clock that was sold originally by the same dealer and was a new car trade in for the princely sum of $2200. Car was 402 Turbo 400 column shift with cloth Goldish/tan colored interior with a bench seat and was 100% original as it had rolled off the showroom floor new.
Was a super nice car, I sold it about a year or so later to buy a '66 389 Tri Power 4 spd GTO.
I love this car , iv had 2 chevelles but the reason why i love this car i live 2 blocks from the atlanta ga lakewood plant that built this car its amazing how there are some still out there like this great video
Rod t if you live near Lakewood , run for your life and always be packing heat !
@@deerhunter7482 bro I grew up here
Pole barn find. Love this car its beautiful wish i had a barn like this. It needs a basic restore not a total body off looks to be in really nice shape.good idea to take that vinyl top off. 350hp 396 is a nice option really easy to make modifications and build 500hp most wouldnt even see.
This is great. Fascinating
Another sweet Chevelle!!!
WHY is everyone hiding all of the Chevelles? I cannot believe all of these big block Chevelles, sitting since they were parked 30-40+ years ago, and their owners have no urge to drive it! Nothing beats the feeling of being planted back in the seat of a powerful automobile!
Pgn, great video!!Thanks!!!
Not much of a Chevy guy but I do like these old Chevelles..
My buddy’s 70 SS still has the original M20 Muncie 4-speed shifter in it. He’s had the car since late 80’s.
Love your finds and vids!
Cannot even imagine how many 70 Chevelles (or similar muscle cars) are rotting away at the moment!
All of them
Nice!
Awesome!
I had a 70 Chevelle SS that was solid black, no stripes, had white interior, 402 cid big block with Holley carb, headers, 4 speed Muncie transmission with Hurst shifter, 4:11 posi track rear-end with traction bars, had U.S. Custom aluminum mags running 70's on front and 50's on rear
This chevelle SS was born January 1970 in Atlanta Georgia 50yrs ago I'LL be 50 in November my Dad brought 1 in the summer of 70 red with black strips with black interior 396 325 Hp 4spd no AC
This guy is good at what he does..like to see some early c2 corvette finds..
That color with the black top and stripes, super tough. 💪
That feel when you’ve watched so many Patrick Nichols videos that you go to car shows and start breaking down other peoples cowl tags
I’ve been doing it at car shows for quite a long time.
Damn ,you sure know your SS chevelles. !!!!
Do you have a metal detector that has a 70 chevelle SS mode on it ?
😎
Let's go to Tennessee....Seems to be an abundance of barn cars there 😊
LMAO that's what I was think Mathew knows where all the '70 SS Chevelles are. Besides Mathew that I know of, my brother can sniff a Chevelle out like a blood hound....LOLOLOL
Fred THATS F'N Hillarious..... SPOT ON BRO!!!!! I wondered the same how in the hell does he find all of these SS Chevelles
There is alot more that people doesn't know about believe that....
The rubbed off paint and slightly worn interior ,but cared for, is what was once called Patina... If this car was auctioned, there are people like me who would prefer it over a polished up trailer queen .
I love that squeaking of the driver door!!
I love that the vehicle has the original T3 Headlights. I like the T3 Headlights for originality since I am a judge with the NCRS= National Corvette Restorers Society
Wanna buy some 😂😂
Yes. I was thinking the same thing. How rare to have all 4 T-3 headlights. Also kinda cool the steel rims are marked 10-31.
@@scoobyroorogers all of the items that he pointed out in the video in reference to build data information on the parts would be correct, etc. I like his videos since he is correct and accurate. A lot of the items that he pointed out is referenced in the judging manuals that we use for judging with the NCRS- National Corvette Restorers Society for Flight Judging for the Chevrolet Corvette.
@@CorvetteStingRayLane arw
Never seen a vacuum pod like that ,very interesting.., and mine still has the original
Hey chevy ..yeah you..! this is what sells, old easy to work on easy to build common sense beastly beauty ! Bring back this and you never loose keep putting sensors on sensors plastic switches inside motors and transmissions just because everybody else is doing it you loose and go off the cliff with the loosers.
The details you know! God the lines in the triangles on the headlights... lol crazy
As always - Well done! Patrick Glenn Nichols is and NOCC approved Chevelle Fanatic.
9:35..... you can see where the vinyl top covered a portion of the stripes.
Dang you know where a lot of '70 Chevelles SS are! But not the few that I know is sitting hear in Kentucky lol... One family that I know bought a '70 SS LS6 brand new and keeps it in there garage. I live not far from Clarksville, Tnn
Nice find
Same color as mine! Our family has owned our SS since new
always bummed when a driven car doesn't get started by you in your videos
Love all Ls6 Atlanta chevelle.
Someone been modifying this car out. MSD ignition, and headers, which is not bad. I still wouldn't mind getting this car.
man your a chevelle gynecologist...love the channel
I miss my '71 Chevelle Malibu.
Wiper motor is missing! Whats up with the Clutch Z bar linkage? It looks much newer then the rest of the engine compartment?
Might want to tell the owner to do something with that rubber fuel line running to the carb from the Pump. Hate to see this 70 SS charcoal coated
Looks beautiful, if they want it driven more, I'm an hour or so away, I'll take it out for them
This exact car came up on craigslist a few months ago for 13,000 out of Georgia. I was within inches of sending a 10% deposit via Zelle to hold car for me as I am in Fl. Even talked to guy on phone but something just didn’t feel right so I didn’t do it. Next day was supposed to FT but claimed it got sold overnight! I damn near got scammed!!!!!
How did the different plants choose what tires they put on the cars they were building? Did they just use what happened to be available at the plant that day?
Eric Hite exactly. There was no rhyme or reason as long as wheel tire combo matched the buildsheet it was I used.
I just acquired a 70 SS I got partial build sheet not in the best shape but do have it no motor Factory 4 speed car I'm just glad to have a very nice gentleman Linden put it down to me to have my fun with it next he said he was a great guy I just I'm just glad to have a very nice gentleman Linden put it down to me to have my fun with it next he said he was a great guy I just wanted to
I love the chavelle ss does it drive !!!!
Where would i find the build sheet on my 71 elcamino ? Its a big block 402 non ss car one owner car.
I've had a few el caminos . Look under carpet behind seat , I found them on top of gas tanks too.
Good luck !
if you see any onld 3 tons, they had the big T3's as well,, I was told the 3 ton 350's had an LT1 crank in them and old farm equipment with big block Chevs in it were an HP stamped block with a 2Bbl carb on them.
I'm in cape breton nova Scotia canada .there is a real ss 396 chevelle in this guy's sisters back yard for about 30 plus years .4 speed car .buddy won't sell it .I'm going to see if I can get a pic of it one of these days .it's light blue with white stripes white interior.
Good morning ,this sounds really great.Couple years ago I visited Port Hawkesbury,Judique and surrounding areas-now I am in Germany....Isn't it funny how small the world became since the internet ? Would be wonderful if you made pics from the car...I am listening to New Country 103,5 (ex The Eagle ) when I am at home or in the yard via internet...never got Cape-Breton out of my head-wonderful people ,too...All the best to you and the place I'd rather should be.Roger
That's really cool! although If it's out during the winter its probably full of rust. I'm down in sackville and Theres a guy around here who owns a 454 big block chevelle from 1970, Me and my friends have only seen it a couple times but it looks like it's really well taken care of.
Did you purchase the car Patrick?
You really know your stuff about them Chevelles. I had a friend that had a 70 Chevelle with a 307 engine in it. That was probably 15-20 years ago, I like the car I should have bought it at the time.
At 12:09 in the video what was the tab on the trunk lid for I've always thought a trunk lid light as a option but I dont know. Oh yeah I like the deere right beside it as much as the chevelle enjoy watching your videos theses car getting harder
to find
My old SS is a mile up the road from me, sold it in 76, but guy wont sell it back to me, im tortured everyday.
the factory did a good bit of paint repair at the factory so some times paint repairs are "original"
Cool car
It’s a shame most people who have these nice classics NEVER put down a plastic tarp under the car as a moisture barrier to protect the integrity of the car. Even as a kid I knew enough to do this!
Dude u need to say alright alright alright in the beginning of the videos that woukd be so awsome
Totally agree !
Were the stripes applied then the vinyl roof covered that section ?
any tips on finding something like this
Interesting that the stripes were painted below the rear window under the vinyl top.
I had a 70 ss that color. Black stripes. Buckets with console auto. Fun car.
I had almost the same car, same color but with a Gold cloth bench seat minus the vinyl top.
Needs some lovin'. Great starting point 👍👍.
What’s this car worth as it sits?
Great video. The explanation of the codes was informative. I had one question: From the tag information, is it possible to tell if the axle is a 10-bolt or 12-bolt? Thanks
kcsavers you cannot tell if the car was equipped with a 10 bolt or 12 bolt by examining the cowl tag. Thanks for watching,!
Ya get under it and count the bolts. It’s a 12.
very nice an very nice vid.. hope u bought it, rebuild with Posi, thats what i would do, theres no fun keeping it original . lol.
Agree. I had two 70SS and both were stock appearig with some mods. I found this old camcorder video of my red car at drags, street burnout etc. Check it out on TH-cam...
th-cam.com/video/6JqspXe0lDo/w-d-xo.html
Thats a John deere 1948-52 model M next to it...Badass..ive got one and im just surprised to see one next to my favorite car in a barn find 👍
Tennessee is awesome
That's a really nice one ! Love these cars compared with today's cookie cutter Crap boxes. Please keep up the good work !
Kool Chevelle SS ....
Do you have any finds/videos of 1970/71 SS 454 Monte Carlos ?
I wish he would do some on the first gen Monte Carlo. I have a 70 that I've had for almost 32 years. It's not an SS but I did put a 396/TH400 in it about 22 years ago.
@@Mr2004MCSS For sure! I had a 1970 SS 454 Monte Carlo, dark blue, console, factory 8-track. Some "day two" mods like Cragar SS wheels, headers, but full exhaust with the SS Chrome tips, balanced engine with huge Holley carb, intake, cam. Car was a comfortable smooth riding rocketship, that always got thumbs up. Must be worth a fortune now wherever it is! (sold it in '82 for $1800)
@@saabtech3510 I would love to own a factory 454 SS Monte. I've not seen any around here for sale and probably couldn't afford one if I could. They have went up in value. My Monte is dark blue with a blue interior.
@@Mr2004MCSS They are rare. I think they only made 1,800 of them. The guy I bought mine from owned a gorgeous mint bone stock black 454 SS Monte. Hardly see them for sale today. Saw a blue one on ebay last year that needed a ton of work. They were asking 26K.
@@saabtech3510 They made 3,823 of them in 1970 and 1,919 of them in 71 so they are pretty rare compared to how many of those year Monte Carlo's made. I saw a 71 SS for sale a couple of years ago in a neighboring state for $12,500. It looked to be in very good shape with a lot of options since it had the build sheet but it didn't have the original engine. It was a triple black car. I would have loved to have it but just didn't have the money.
Humm.... This guy!
What about the fire extinguisher in the back seat? Could it be a sign of things to come? BOOM just a thought. : )
My old man owned and crashed several of these ...He was hell on wheels 👿
Mike Pevency that’s funny you said that! My dad owned one identical to this. Same color and all. Bought it when it was 2 years old. Drove it for 3 months and wrapped it around a tree. Boys and there toys right!
id do black or blue with purple stripe front and red stripe back :) very cool
A couple of 2 cylinder John Deere's! :35
🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’d like to start the bidding at $50,000
So the owner was thrilled to discover that he had the original build sheet for the car? Why? Based on the way he has neglected this classic, why would he be any more enthused about having the build sheet? Oh wait let me guess! He's gonna fix it up! Now is the time to take the initiative to preserving this beautiful car seeing the incredible condition that it is in currently or at the least store it away from the elements or cover it up. A person would have to be a fool if they have the financial means to restore this classic and don't! The bright side to this is that at least it's been parked in a shed, otherwise it would not have survived to be in this condition. I sincerely hope that this guy does the right thing if at all possible, but I've got a feeling you will be able to go back to this very spot 10 years from now and it will still be sitting here but in worse condition.
If Detroit was pumping out cars like this today it would be 75k.
Why would anyone order a new Chevelle SS without posi-trac???
I have one of these in my barn, is it worth any money?
Country Prepper send me a few pics. Pnichols26@yahoo.com
If you want to be so picky the Atlanta plant wasn’t in Atlanta it was in Doraville Georgia
The Lakewood plant built Chevelle's not the Doraville plant.
@@joetime4798 Prove it
Screen shots from this video are being used in a Craigslist Atlanta ad.
I wish u could see my cousins 454 as low miles all .org mint condition 10 out of 10 car he bought from the original owner 20 years ago car was covered in the garage it’s hole life
Chevygirlss get me a contact number and I’ll most likely go check it out. He can text me photos to 931-241-9908.