1970 Chevelle SS454 Found Parked Beside A House Over 30 Years In Oklahoma!!!

This super cool green/green machine 1970 Chevelle SS454 LS5 M22 has been parked in its current location since 1985. It was assembled at the Arlington, TX plant in Forrest green with green bucket seat interior. The current owner has owned the car since 1971.

[@DokkenFan]

I can explain EXACTLY why he let's it sit. I used to go in caves all over the USA. There was an old man that owned one of the greatest caves in the midwest. Access was strictly denied. But he LOVED having something that everyone else wanted. This guy is no different. He loves the fact that he has something that lots of people want but cant get. The more people ask... the less it becomes available.

[@dyllincote7194]

No sir that is Blair and I'm pretty good friends with him it could be your for 25k cash he will sit there and talk for hours about the car he actually never wanted the car he paid 2900 for it in 75

[@72MrHotrod]

I can vouche for that car being there for that long. I use to read gas meters in that area a while back ago and I have also talked to the owner a couple times. He never wanted to sale. It has always been in that same spot as long as I can remember. And I also know of 2 more chevelles that's only a few miles away from this location that have also not moved in YEARS, they look original too. Patrick, next time you are in Oklahoma, Let me know and i can point ya to where the other two are.

[@JA-sm9zf]

Wow it’s amazing that it’s in such good condition given that it’s been out there so long. Thanks for sharing! Juan in Virginia

[@AuralDows80]

Looks like a super complete car, pretty impressive.

[@JohnsRSCamaro]

I had 2 -70 Chevelles as teen. I knew they were destined to be collectible. I love the huge trunks and big wheel wells. Man, you know your stuff brother.

[@MrGrantll]

Makes you want to cry A true classic

[@michaelparadisis4076]

Worth saving alright. Awesome LS5! Great video Patrick

[@Tom-cy5em]

What a waste letting a SS rot away, that car belongs on the street restored and cruising the boulevard on Friday night and weekends.

[@55bobito]

I hate those fools too.

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

definitely a ss lol

[@1armedgal]

Please tell why you feel it's not a real SS!

[@shellykroenig4825]

PS give the guy a break we all got lives

[@chrismc.4437]

Greg, you're a dumbass dude. It's irrefutable, it's an original SS. Maybe start talking less?

[@penname1001]

Please Make this Chevelle Great Again.🇺🇸

[@kcwiand]

Great car all around. I don’t know what this guy’s situation is, but I’ve met a lot of strange people with cars like this that have a weird obsession of watching these gems sit and completely rot as yard art rather than fixing up or selling. I will never understand

[@jordanchalloner1146]

This is my dream car i love these cars and hope to own one when I older

[@dtp944]

I do appreciate you showing original cars and giving lessons to younger individuals like myself I'll try my best to find authentic cars but you are a great help

[@texjake3]

I love the patina on it! I'd leave the paint as it is & just repair the interior and patch the floor pans & knock the dust off the engine & drive it as it is. That is after you prep the engine before starting it & go through all the brake system & gas tank/fuel systems. I'd love to have that car!!

[@robs1852]

If it really took 33 years parked outside on dirt to get to this condition, it must've been in really good shape when parked there.

[@jeffcraven7376]

Anyone that would ever consider buying this Chevelle SS; you've got 30 to 40 grand of mechanical restoration/rebuild work that must be done to get this car running right. THEN, it's bodywork and interior work (probably including the instrument panel). I say to Patrick Glenn Nichols: "Go try to pawn this piece of junk off on someone else".

[@thomasglorius5730]

Well heck if it was parked in 85. I assume it was in great condition being only 15 yrs old and in Texas at that lol

[@gwpiker]

I did enjoy this video, you sir did a very good job putting it together, for us Chevelle lovers it just makes our mouth water to see such a find, there is still life in it and some day hopefully it will reawaken.

[@georgespangler1517]

I'm so happy to have a 72 chevelle I'm restoring in my garage, when I just keep seeing the value going up all the time.

[@trailerparkpimpn4709]

I bought a 63 Impala from a dude in Oklahoma...... I stopped by his house every 3 months asking him if he'd sale it. He finally told me "Son, I lost my virginity in that Back seat" My Reply "Sir you can keep the damn seat, I want the car..... I left with the car and the back seat that day!

[@jufrabappa3922]

Lol funny history..

[@thewu-flu1656]

Nice prison story

[@memphis2houston346]

Lol

[@mr.stealyogirl4078]

Sound like u had to do something strange for that car in the backseat

[@kokosfab]

😂

[@PD3a11]

Even now it’s worth more than three houses on that street.

[@ubekewl454vernon2]

PD3 cold but true lol

[@billtario7630]

To funny

[@ericburk7301]

Nice inspection Pat. I miss my 70 SS 396

[@remowilliams623]

Another great Find Glenn, i guess your like me,, i think cars like this should be saved at all cost,. This is a piece of History here and i hate to see them sitting there going to waste. Thank You for the video, loved it.

[@moultonditcher6187]

You probably excited him,and there it will sit,when you leave ,to rot away.

[@mtphill71]

Legend has it, the family lived in the car and the house was abandoned.

[@dyllincote7194]

That's the dumbest shit I ever heard his name is Blair and he still lives there to this day the car got moved into storage because people kept trying to steal it

[@mtphill71]

​@@dyllincote7194It was a joke, punk.

[@garyellis4219]

Patric I want to thank u for ur reply I love ur videos and I appreciate all ur hard work and travel I think it’s a beautiful thing saving these muscle cars the way u do I hope to own one somday I will stay in touch with you although some of these videos break my heart the way they are neglected thank u again mr Nichols for what ur doing

[@capecodcuda]

Beautiful find ... Love the green on green

[@bulletthead1]

I always enjoy your video's and the way you film them but can you start including the story on what made these owners actually decide to park their cars? I'm always curious about their story.

[@gearheadjeff]

I'll be that if you go back to this house in 5 years, this car will still be sitting there rotting away.

[@rodroberts8715]

I guarantee it will never leave that yard. :(

[@johnydoe7065]

GearheadSS yup I had a friend beg a farmer who had a GTX 440 in his field for literally 10 years the guy finally said OK and when he went to pick it up the guy almost changed his mind again.

[@1armedgal]

If he's still living, 10 years from now too..... Sad.

[@rustybodine]

.... and thats his business if it is!!!!

[@1armedgal]

calm down trusty rusty

[@billyhinton9155]

Thank you for the video Pat....

[@davejalenderki]

Nice. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day.

[@DWH072]

Patrick Please do a follow up video If it’s still settin there we will have to do a intervention

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

Submit the guy for a Garage Squad !! I'd love to see Storm bent over that Chevelle.

[@Monsta2592]

It’s still there

[@DWH072]

john leyva 😠

[@Monsta2592]

Yeah I've been looking at that car in the same place since 02 my cousin stays down the street from him smh

[@cuzz63]

@@Monsta2592 what town is it in? Just curious, I live in OK also.

[@salvatorebartolomeo1031]

When seeing a classic muscle car sit for years like this definitely makes the owners look like idiots.

[@maryrafuse2297]

Their is also a little thing called poverty. Looks like an area that has seen better days. It would benefit everyone to buy North American and support US & Canadian workers.

[@davem6685]

Owners are idiots. Can sell the car for more than their house is worth. Can’t fix stupid.

[@ifmbm332b]

He went out and bought this car decades before you read about it in a book and decided to be interested in them because of their current value. I personally think its crazy to leave it outside in the crappy weather in Oklahoma, but give him some credit- lots of elderly folks have medical reasons why they can't do stuff but they still hold out hope. He probably doesn't have much money but he kept the car even though he probably can't afford climate controlled storage. He also was smart enough to not sell it to the dozens of pot-bellied boomers that showed up over the years and offered him $500 cash for it.

[@robertbien3888]

Patrick,I bought a brand new LS6 in April 1970 for $4600 from Harry Mann Chevrolet in Inglewood Calif.Black on black,silver stripes,M22,cowl induction,4:10,bucket seats,console.Kept it for 1 year and then sold it.Wish I still had it.

[@Superstreet3391]

What a great video... glad i stumbled across them... love me an 70 chevelle ss

[@mikesawyer4707]

Help!!! This great american classic muscle car needs some major love.

[@propdoctor21564]

That is an absolute crime to have let that car sit out in the weather for that many years. The owner needs a good kick in the ass !!

[@jeromesmooth6645]

LMAO!!!

[@chargermaster586]

Y'all just jealous you guys didn't live to see that era it's just going to sit gathering dust in a trailer anyway if someone fixes it.

[@kevanjones2865]

Ikr

[@jlo13800]

American trailer trash!

[@jamescallaghan4546]

propdoctor21564 and get off the weed...

[@j-hutt7189]

A buddy of mine had a green on green 70 ss. Brings back memories! Anyway, I am in possession of a "barn" find... however, my mom bought the 77 Camaro in 77, slightly used. It was the car that brought my younger sister and me home for the first time, it was our only car until I was 6 years old, and it was still my moms daily driver until August of 1992 when it failed inspection. My dad and I didn't have the resources to restore it until recently. This car isn't a 70 chevelle ss, or anything of valuable desire to the average car guy. It's not even a z28. But this car has been part of my family since before I was born. My parents went on their first date in this car. Many barn finds have a story. I'm guilty of saying "what a waste" when I see cars like this. But then I remember what I have sitting in my garage awaiting my time and tender loving care.

[@nathangalloway8005]

I lived in Arlington just down from the plant. I owned a 70 SS 396 with Cowl... BIGGEST regret not figuring out a way to keep her. I hope he brings her back.

[@sccloser]

Cool video. I love those old Chevelles. You would not have happened to have gone to elementary school in Sumter, SC did you? I had a good childhood friend named Patrick Nichols that moved away about 1979.

[@anitagofradump2683]

I doubt the owner will do much or anything to this car, he has not touched it in over 3 decades why would he start now? The best chance of this car being brought back to life is if its sold to an enthusiast. Nice find though, wish I could get my hands on it!

[@evoeightyci]

My best friend just sold his 59 Plymouth Fury. He restored it once, but yea, time, money, and life continued on and the car sat. We do love our machines.

[@donshotrodgarage1717]

Awesome video Patrick👍 I would get it running and driving just how it sets. In the modern world everything has to be perfect. Me on the other hand like the cars authentic. Keep the videos coming You are the man on 70 Supersports

[@normanhopfensperger4343]

Authentic with patina seems to be the new/ best way to get the most use of a vehicle discovery, being mostly intact!! 🤗😎 Some people have all the luck!

[@miguelcastillo6708]

This was straight up a horrir film😶 please save that beautiful beast!

[@MaliciousSRT]

He needs to sell it and let someone restore it - since 85 in the grass, smh.

[@chargermaster586]

Oh grow up there are plenty of people that still have there old cars like this but inside a garage at most in 1985 it was allot different then it is today you have no idea what it cost to fix a car like this today the car is going to cost to get the parts for them.

[@Z71Ranger]

It doesn't cost much at all if you do the work yourself...

[@dungdippedindian3933]

@@chargermaster586 so he should let something rare and valuable rot away because parts are hard to find? The car itself is worth money even in this condition

[@TotalMishap]

Learn how to write a coherent sentence.

[@brimstonethewolf2020]

That car is a pretty solid looking car for a rebuild. As long as the floorboards are not rusted through, and the front end hit that it took did not damage the frame. Good project car.

[@stanleysteemr1316]

i love your videos, sir.! great job.

[@king0cans]

I'm sure the guy will knock holes in the floor boards with a screwdriver to dry it out.

[@mrdiplomat9018]

king0cans uugggghhh......yikes ‼️

[@ryaneboy101]

Sound like something ill do

[@TheBikemaster94]

I don't see any evidence of ghetto repairs so I really don't think so. The repaired pieces up front look good just need paint

[@robertnovotny1749]

I need to buy it from him so that I can restore it and enjoy it.

[@chargermaster586]

Don't lie your going to leave it in a trailer if you do restore it and even then its going to cost you a fortune to get the parts for it.

[@tonyrmusic]

Wow, amazing. It's giving me flash backs. When I was 15 my dad bought me the Malibu version candy apple red. I then put a turbo scoop on the hood and Cragar racing rims. the aluminum ones with the mini bolts lining the rims all around. My car was bad ass. Had that 350 Chevy engine in it, traction bars and a cherry bomb exhaust. MEMORIES!!!I miss you DAD, R.I.P.

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Mister Awesome cool stuff and cool Dad. I love these types of comments. Thanks for watching.

[@jamanmartin6795]

I grew up in El Reno, Oklahoma where that car has been sitting. I’m 36 years old and I have seen that car sitting since I was a little kid.

[@ray2304]

Unfortunately that car will never see the road again. What a shame!

[@oscarhernandez2773]

I'm surprised he even let you near his car for it to be filmed.

[@MtZion-lm6el]

Wow what a good find.

[@anthonyperkins6364]

Yes , James should do a full restoration on it ...... I remember it running around El Reno for years in the mid seventies , till early eighties !! It would be a fantastic car !!!

[@noampitlik2332]

Another great video. Thanks!

[@jimdent351]

What this car really needs is to fall into the hands of someone with the resources to fix it up! No disrespect to the owner, but I don't feel that he has what's needed to return it to its former glory.

[@cctvspystore]

Jim Dent, my thoughts exactly...such a shame really

[@jamescarter1500]

Doesn't matter what he has got. The car belongs to him. He probably has sentimental value that never be bought. Don't be hate'n I've seen people buy cars similar to this and would not get rid of them for double the amount they paid even though they knew they would never fix it. I believe some people buy things like this to make sure no one else can have it

[@jimdent351]

James - No one is hating on the guy. I fully understand that the guy has a sentimental attachment to it, or else he never would have kept it all these years. If anything I feel bad for the guy because he's not able to restore it. I'm sure if someone offered to fully restore it and give it back to him, he would jump on the opportunity. I feel bad for the guy, but I feel bad watching these classics rot away too.

[@chargermaster586]

No one is going to drive it anyways if its restored anyways its just going to sit in a trailer and never see the road.

[@hansgruber650]

Screw sentiment at this point, he has not the money to restore it or store it..common sense should prevail to sell it and have satisfaction that it will be roadworthy again.

[@mwp1474]

Damn why can't i find a car like this just sitting 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@zangardo3937]

great car. thanks for sharing it.

[@danielsimmons620]

Just another super nice find....going to the scrap heap. Pride is an interesting human condition.

[@josephcivita1450]

10 years from now it will still be sitting there.

[@paulg468]

Good video as usual. Need more detail of the guy's story. Why did he park it? What was wrong with it? What's the story behind how he bought it? What's some stories he's got from when he was driving it? Etc.

[@captainbart]

It was that swat in the melon with a Louisville slugger that put the guy in limbo....

[@Fred_NaughT]

@@captainbart when uncle Loui shows up ...... melons get hurt !

[@maryneeley1154]

How much is the chevelle like to buy the car make offer on the chevelle

[@KipBurbank1]

Cool car, all the right parts and goods. Great base for a restoration, but it will be an expensive restoration. And a fun one.

[@waylondesilva8694]

Cool barn find. Restoring that car will be a great project

[@1ivannthegreat]

“ Nope, I’m never going to sell that car , I’m just going to leave it there where it belongs...... in the side of my house and until I will lose sight of it when the day I die “ .

[@anthonydent616]

Would you sell this car?

[@davem6685]

@@anthonydent616 if I lived there, he’ll yes. Be like lottery winnings.

[@Lukedawg1984]

How can some one leave such an amazing car sitting with the window down for 30 or more years in the grass just wasting away! Makes me stick to my stomach

[@sapphire163]

He stated he rolled the window down, but the door wouldn't open. It has water in it, maybe the windows won't seal after all these years.

[@DanielGonzalez-bd1ee]

Luke Dawg Play meet me at Mary’s place by Sam Cooke

[@Lukedawg1984]

Daniel Gonzalez, Good song I know it but why did I have to listen to it? Lol!

[@derrickjackson6737]

That's a piece of history a kick ASS big block 70 chevelle ss if u thinking a going against a chevelle u better think twice this car don't play

[@michaelolabarriaga9640]

I bought my 68 Camaro 20 years ago, thought I'd have it done within a couple of years. MY life got in the way too, I travelled overseas, changed careers, got married, had kids (still raising them), started a business and have managed to finish it this year. It is possible, I just never lost focus! Oh and I did 80% of it myself.

[@humbertomorales9644]

Está precioso el auto, aún y con lo dañado que está, vale la pena recuperarlo, me encantan los vehículos viejitos, saludos cordiales desde México.

[@ionracer24]

Matthew mcconaughy anyone?? Sounds just friggin like him!!!!

[@DAUltimateSACRIFICE]

Maybe bloodline ties?? 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@robs1852]

He certainly does

[@midnightsun2483]

All right. All right. All right

[@Superstreet3391]

Alright alright alright

[@FadedJoker]

Ion Racer lol I had to check the channel name 🤣 I thought the exact same thing

[@soopr38]

What a waste of a beautiful classic muscle car 😟! My first car was a 1970 Chevelle SS LS6. The engine smoked like a diesel train and the transmission grinding noise was deafening. I rebuilt the motor, installed a BW T-10 close ratio gearbox, and NO other car could come close to out running it. Such awesome cars. Wish I had it back now....😢. Thanks for the memories!

[@jlo13800]

Them old motor liked premix at 50;1, i ran a 69 caddy 472 filled and mixed with TCW3. Now i'm on xd-100 on my POS truck, still runs though. I never ran without premix though.I also filled her up with TCw3 oil too.

[@anthonylewis9572]

I LIKE HOW THEY PUT IT LIKE !! FOUND A CHEVELLE SITTING. LIKE IT WAS LOST.

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Anthony Lewis glad you like it. Definitely lost.

[@Bradygoodz]

Fascinating. Love the green

[@madtruckamax3341]

How dare GMC not make a 2019 2020 CHEVELLE they need to compete with DODGE cause they got the muscle car game on lock...

[@cuzz63]

They would ruin it.

[@jimgould2829]

Mustangs still outsell Challengers by a wide margin but ok...

[@chevellesbc]

Take the plugs out of the floors please and drain out that water

[@gr7673]

John Amaral why do people think this car is worth $60-80000?

[@bbc454nos]

@@gr7673 you're the first person to throw that number out

[@TheBikemaster94]

@@gr7673 if I was a wealthy business man Id pick this over any hellcat or corvette

[@dankanchovy1963]

TheBikemaster94 now that are some wise words!

[@tonyrmusic]

When I was 15 my dad bought me the Malibu version and had it painted candy apple red. I then put a turbo scoop on the hood and racing Cragar rims, the aluminum ones with the mini bold lining the rims all around. The fat mags in the back, and thinner tires in the front. 350 engine and the cherry picker exhaust muffler. You youngsters don't know nothing about that. Got the interior redone, changed the front seats to racing seats, put the stick shift in the middle and some traction bars. I fixed my rear lights so when you hit the brakes the lights lit up with the letters TR on each sides for my names initials. Did that with cut out card board inside the lights. My card was the bad ass of the neighborhood.I miss you DAD, R.I.P. MEMORIES.

[@bbc454nos]

Sounds super Mexican bro

[@tonyrmusic]

That was the style in the late 70's and early 80's and use to attract a lot of girls. Too bad you couldn't afford it or had a dad who bought you anything you wanted. You sound really jealous, but I feel pity for you and the life you must of had growing up. I guess the general lee was Mexican too. People like you are a joke, must have a really pathetic life. Look around you, what do you see? Does the word loser come to mind? Stop hating and do something constructive. Your life is not mine or anybody's fault.

[@SchnelleKat]

Great find, You caught my attention! Subscribed.

[@Bikerbro2007]

I had a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 in High School. It pains my heart to see the old girl wasting away like that.

[@DiaperSNiFFER]

HOOW!? Google says there are only 20 1970 CHEVY CHEVELLE 454 ls6.

[@russmonte7072]

Ethan King that’s incorrect

[@russmonte7072]

Ethan King there were actually 4,475 made.

[@billieking8152]

I was 15 and I wanted a 69 Chevelle so bad, but my Dad found a 1970 Chevelle SS 396 big block, 4 speed , same color as this one. I am now 53 yrs old and still have my Chevelle, garage kept, and beautiful as ever !

[@russmonte7072]

Billie King wow you are a smart man

[@bobsilver3983]

I'm gonna fix her up someday

[@boobins7]

Great videos, Patrick. You pretty much have my dream job. It would be super cool to do some videos on ‘69’ L78’s. I have one, so I’m kind of partial, haha. Regardless, great job sir, and keep them coming!

[@22kpar1xcyberdyne9]

Great video. Easy to listen to and follow along with on the small details. Must be a Smooth Tennessee accent??? Lol.

[@alangoddard9130]

many years ago there was a 71 trans am that sat in his backyard. the car sat on the grass for many years. I tried to buy it and so did many other people.. car was a 455 h.o 4 speed.. he refused to sell it kept saying that he was going to restore it. finally after 15 years or so. he finally let it go. when the new owner tried to move it the car almost broke in half. so if you are going to store it put in a nice dry place

[@askledhead]

Is that Matthew McConaughey that found this car ?

[@GP9railfan]

Sofa King U Haha yeah, David Wooderson. Alright alright alright

[@williamwilson2010]

I'm a 67 SS guy from Tx along with a few others. Outside houston there was a 67SS clean title al matching outside a mobile home not for sale years later it had a little tree growing up through the side of the floor. That was in the late 80's

[@howarddavis1307]

Another great video Patrick I brought a 2011 mustang 5.0 with low miles I don’t drive it much I keep it covered with a custom car cover I’ll never sell it as I regret not keeping my fox body 91 mustang GT 5.0 but I couldn’t stand too see my car rot away like that I’d sell it first too someone like you that has a real love for cars .✌️

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

That's a nice find, sans the green on green, straight car 454 w a/c 4 speed, that car will still be there in 15 yrs, gonna get worse before it gets better

[@1armedgal]

Do tell?

[@Paddy88Keys]

Huh.... So the VIN tag says it is..... You mean to say that someone created a fake vin#, made a tag, aged the tag and gave it some patina????? Then somehow replaced the tag without messing up the 1980's dirt!?!?!?? That neighborhood looks like people have a lot of expendable time and money !!!!!!! You have already made this comment,and were given an answer! You aren't getting the attention you need?? How old are you? 6?? You fucking moron, get a life!!!! You are wasting perfectly good air that any deserving moth could have. Or termite. Oh and P.s........ I'm sorry about your penis being so small

[@robbob8050]

Car's parked on grass or dirt rot from the bottom up.

[@stoneyswolf]

I had a truck I sold because I just couldn't spare the money to finish it. 90% the body metal was done and it was registered and driving. 6in lift 35s a built 350 with turbo 400 etc. Took a loss but it was going to waist. Saw the kid who's dad purchased it the other day driving down the road and it felt good knowing it was back on the road.

[@gypsymanjeff2184]

Sweet had a 69 ss green on green. blk top .man do I miss that sold back in 81

[@badmofo6462]

Doesn't it have to be inside of a barn to be called a barn find

[@samdorsey4590]

Kick the owner in the nuts while your there!!! If it's a true big block SS it has the 12 bolt position! Unless it's been replaced!!

[@jamesellison7982]

Excellent!!!

[@michaelbokovoy1527]

Super Nice 👍🏼

[@Boobtube.]

Patrick, You could return 6 months from now and I'll bet you $100 that the car sits in same condition. If the owner has not touched it in 35 years, it is not going to happen in 1 week. That "fire" you say you lit is lit with lighter fluid. We all know those fires don't burn long.

[@robertmason8870]

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[@Boobtube.]

Robert Mason

[@randyvinson7928]

that has a/c that's kinda rare

[@personaldronerepair6141]

Great find .

[@kc0lif]

nice find thanks

[@jonathanduke8295]

Real cool car need to dry out

[@4paulseyes]

Fact of life is that the owner is going to die one of these days and someone is going to get it. ... if there is anything left of it by then ...

[@davidblackwell6914]

This is my favorite 70 Chevelle package I would love to see this one with a restored video

[@justinm6110]

wow, amazing'

[@chodkowski01]

You have to figure what is the car worth? Is it worth paying the owner $25,000. Take the car home, strip it down, sand blast the rust off and find out you need $56,000 to restore the car to have it worth anything. You’re up to $81,000. You have to ask yourself is it worth $81,000 to own one. Plus if you change the color you devalued the car more. There’s better deals still around.

[@busterfarnum9046]

Youe definition of "worth" is strictly monetary. If we believe everything in life is only measured in dollars and cents, than why even bother? People with "real money" don't give a shit what something costs. They want it, they buy it. If You have to think about the cost of a non essential "toy", You really shouldn't be contemplating buying it anyways. What price should we put on enjoyment?

[@sparenothing1487]

It once was a BEAST!!!

[@bernardoalarcon579]

This is my dream car .... I would park it at my house just to look at it every day...

[@iceconz6042]

The 1970 model year was the peak of high compression motors running on super hi test leaded. I still own the 1970 Pontiac Catalina SW my folks gave me as a graduation present. It has 21 options and a YH .455-400-323 driveline. I have the build sheet. Made at Linden NJ on April 24,1970. Cost as much as a 1970 Corvette. I used it in my field studies in anthropology for 3 yrs till the 1973 gas shortage. At 6 mpg it went to storage.