Thank you for sharing. I loved all of them that orange pick up was my favorite look brand new to me and the 409s were great. I think the only car I wasn’t interested in. Is that old Malibu highway patrol car

@CarlRossi restoration has been started , I found the correct 1st generation hood, found a original dash and had it completely restored to the correct specs. Car has been disassembled, will be restored back to original , now we have decided also that the car will be painted the original Fathom Blue. We also have found out that this car was a special ordered by a GM executive so this is a brass hat car. They were often highly optioned as this one is, this car will be worth the investment .Will be restored back to its original build sheet .

That barn full of old cars is a retirement plan.

I should have bought this one, im not getting any younger.

how many 67s had headrests on bucket seats.i had a 67 ss back in the 80s that had headrests and to the best of my knowledge were original.there was writing on the inside of the seat stating original owners name mileage and date he sold it in 71.i got it with unfit ownership in 80.its the only 67 ive seen with headrests.

That car can be restored !

What a waste.. hope they r going to restore that gem .... not let it sit there nd rot away as that what looks like is happening

I have a September 1969 Kansas City built '70 convert, L48 350 equipped Malibu that I have owned (unmolested) since 1982. A few questions: There is a chrome piece under each headlight pair that attaches underneath the headlights and is behind the bumper at each end. I assumed that this is an early build part that disappeared during the production run. Should this car have those? Also are those snaps on the molding around the convertible top? Mine does not have snaps, you cram a plastic tab along the edge of the top boot underneath that molding to hold the boot in place. Lastly, back in November 1982, I went to the local Chev dealer parts counter and ordered a cowl induction hood along with all the parts to go with it. Now, 42 years later, it's still waiting to go on the car. Can you explain the difference in cowl induction hood types? Unfortunately, mine was very poorly optioned. It has A/C, a power top, and power drum brakes. Cranberry red with white bench interior and top (gag). So instead of a boring resto, I want to do a restomod on it when funds permit.

This car is at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale going on block tomorrow 1/24/25. It’s been beautifully restored. ❤

PPL LIKE THIS KNOW THEY WILL NEVER DO NOTHING WITH THIS CAR I BELIEVE THERE MAIN GOAL IS YOU WONT EITHER THUS LET IT RUST & ROT !

IF THIS IS NOT A CRIME IT SHOULD BE ! 👎

Is that the one that Legendary Motor car restored?

Dang. The guy needed a third hand. The factory was clueless about these. Had they just folded it in half and threw it in the glovebox most people would have just stuffed it into their owners manual rather than getting destroyed over time. Especially ones put under floor mats.

Do you do third party inspections? I would be very interested. Thanks.

18,000 miles? NO WAY, seat wear, rust, paint etc. more likely 118K or even 218K ( these odometers turn over too 00000 after 100K. Still a worthy project.

Beautiful car, does need the black interior put back in it though.

I'd own it!

Shame the person who collected these cars didn't have the foresight to cover them for the long term .

that’s a beautiful car. specially from east coast. wow.

Truly not pretty. Parts car because someone didnt know what they had.

The white is so much better looking than the yellow . That’s an eyesore imo . Awesome car I’d take this over the ls6 chevelle any day

Don’t take this the wrong way but 50,000$ restoration and still not an original numbers matching. I have been down that road myself and I can’t tell you it’s not worth it. Good flipper

Kept all teh records and documentation, but let it sit with the windows down for 40+ years. SMH.

nadian.his brother had a orange 69 z28 and might still have it.his other brother had 70 olds 442 w30 4speed.this just a few cars in butt fuck ontario in the 70s.love them.had 67 ss chevelle.miss the days when we could afford these cars.people buying them as investments not because they love but so they can turn a profit.its a shame the people that lovvve them cant afford them

was the upper and lower color ever different ?

early 80s i bought a 67 ss chevelle that was in pieces for 1500 canadian.it had an unfit ownership dated 1973.interior was orignal and stored inside.came with 3 396s in pieces.orignal block fucked.64000 on odometer.found the last owner and was told he blew motor in 71.back then original didnt mean much.built a 402 to 70 l78 specs with way too much cam with m21 and 410 posi.had shit street manners but once it started 3500 rpm it became a terror.nothing below 2500.miss that car

You say you don’t have time to spend and you are in the junk yard come one say something smart instead tha you don’t have time

Nice color combo!

I wonder why junked it maybe a rod through the oil pan

Put some rally wheels on it

Many they are not many of these left

I think they have some attacment to these cars

Some one save it it's just rating

201 but who’s counting lol

What should the under body finish of an Atlanta car be?

Patrick, really enjoy your "hunts" for rare Chevelles ! A friend of mine had an L-89 equipped 69 Chevelle that he sold back in 75'....is there ANYWAY possible to track down this Chevelle WITHOUT having the VIN# ?? Thanks

Dead ringer for Matthew McConaughey.

A+ for not having “Cowl Grilles” thrown on, (pet peeve #2)! 🧐🫡😉

Hope Patrick gets to see mine.He could explain a lot of things I would like to know.

Ls6 cars had no a/c and would have had a Holley carb Look no further then to raise the hood

These kinds of "hoards" with super valuable classics, where they are sitting outside and rotting, really make my blood pressure rise.

That is an awesome Camaro. But please stop with the 1970 and a 1/2.

What a beauty. Too bad they painted it.

I’m trying to figure out what the period correct 1971 Chevelle SS wheels were

Patrick,why didn't Baldwin Motion do a chevelle build,or did they.i haven't seen any,but haven't looked

That Butternut color tho!!! I love it

Dang . I'm in Western Arkansas . I can't find one of these in the Woods .

Very cool car. Not sure how I missed this vidro. Very rare 70 Chevelle!

Great video. Always cracks me up to see “Malibu” on the door panels of these KC cars when the car absolutely isn’t a Malibu but an SS.

Hello nice find, can you help me with my car have frame number