1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS-6 for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V20230)

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Complete body off frame rotisserie restoration. It is built as an exact LS-6 clone, #s matching and all! It is so authentic this car was actually sold as an original once before.
EXTERIOR: Better than new fit and finishes. The body is laser straight, no rust or damage. The gaps are square and flush. It has a functional cowl induction hood with the flapper door. The paint is applied evenly, the clear coat is polished like glass. SS stripes are painted on correctly. Every piece of chrome, stainless, grill, emblems, lenses etc are new. The weatherstrips and seals are replaced. Power black convertible top and assembly is all restored like new. The SS wheels look new and are wrapped in reproduction Good Year Wide Oval tires.
INTERIOR: Beautiful saddle tan interior. It is practically like new. It was completely gutted and everything was replaced with care. New wiring harness. All new dash area including gauges, instrument panel, circuit board, vents, heater controls, dash pad etc. It has completeset of gauges including a 6,500 redlinetachometerwhich is correct for an LS-6. It has a tilt column with a new deluxe wheel. Factory Am-Fm radio. Seats were taken down and rebuilt with new cushions and upholstery. New center console with correct chrome shifter and ball. New door panels, armrests, handles and cranks.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: Detailed like factory new. Every component is new or restored. Correct down to dated plug wires. Very desirable 1970 454 LS-6 motor. It is even stamped with matching #s. It has correct rectangular port heads and correct aluminum intake. The carb, fuel lines, valve covers etc are correct. It has correct deep groove pulleys. It even has a complete smog system in place. On top is a complete cowl induction system including the electric flapper in the hood. Features include power steering and power brakes with a cadmium plated booster. Reproduction GM hoses, clamps and radiator cap. Delco battery topper. Every finish is like new.
TRUNK COMPARTMENT: It looks new and is complete. The paint under the lid and jamb are painted as slick as the car. The compartment is rust free metal neatly spatter painted. New wiring, mat, latch, weatherstrip, well liner and decals. 5th matching new SS wheel and reproduction tire for a spare.
UNDERSIDE: The body was pulled from the chassis. Every component was removed then replaced or rebuilt. All of the suspension front and rear was rebuilt. It has correct spiral shocks. It also has the F-41 suspension which includes swaybars and boxed rear control arms. The steering was completely rebuilt. The brake system was completely restored. It has disc in front, new e-brake assembly, lines, hoses etc. New fuel system including the tank, straps, sending unit and lines. Factory correct dual exhaust system with resonators and cowbell tips. Looking up at motor it is spotless, has new correct starter and fuel pump. Correct Muncie 4-speed, it even has matching #s. It's been rebuilt, linkage and clutch were rebuilt. Rebuilt driveshaft leads back to a rebuilt 12 bolt rear end. The metal is pristine, painted satin black. Underneath is detailed, it even has factory tags and stickers.
Chevelles in general are extremely desirable, # matching or not. This is an example of the most desirable Chevelle of them all. So few were made by the factory, the chances of finding a documented, #s matching car are extremely slim. In today's market I would guess it would cost you around half a million $. You would spend more than we are asking to build an LS-6. For many reasons this car is a tremendous value!
I, Jay Grams, take pride in personally writing the descriptions for virtually every car for about the last 30 years now. A significant amount of effort goes into fact checking. What I am offering is my professional impression of the vehicle.
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[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

For the full set of pictures, description and specs, make sure to visit this vehicle on our website. Link below! 🔗 www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles/17079/1970-chevrolet-chevelle-ss-454-ls-6 Let us know if you have any questions or feedback. Thanks for watching!

[@glennevans5824]

Always loved the 454…..I’m old enough to remember this…awesome

[@garysarnowski3113]

Could have bought one in 1971, Keller Chevrolet in Buffalo NY. Used, dark green , white stripes, only around $5000 for LS-6 back then. Should have but......

[@jackduguid177]

That is a beautiful car..!!! In the 70’s I had a 1971 SS LS6 4spd with a dark brown bench seat interior painted Butternut yellow and no stripes..

[@glennstanisewski446]

An authentic SS 454 LS-6 would be as common as the Holy Grail. I like the color combo. I wonder if any authentic ones had that color combo.

[@georgemoynier4285]

Amazing car… !!!

[@RolfNylende]

What a lovly Chevelle , amazing coller aoutside and inside , Yust Lovly !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheDRUM2112]

Wow Jay, thats my holy grail car!!!! Different colors but everything else. nice score!!!!!!

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

One of my neighbor's came home with a new '70 Superbird once and we (all the local kids) laughed at it when we first saw it. Guessing his wife didn't like it either cause the next day later he came home with an LS6 Chevelle Hardtop instead. We didn't laugh at that. Wish I had that damn Superbird now tho, lol.

[@joelyons3713]

Definitely a good colour combo! Very nice! 👍👍

[@edysinsimon8646]

I get that its a "replica" of the LS6 but DAMN! Even at the asking price, I'd wanna drive this car! I suppose I'd have to fin a fuel station that has leaded premium gasoline.

[@unclerudy9797]

Gorgeous Chevelle !

[@tombankwel4822]

Gourgeus stunning car from the batcave in sherwood forrest green, superb chevrolet, thanks Jay grams 🤩 president of volo auto museum 😊 from tom 🤟 🤟

[@travisbickle5984]

Another beauty from Jay. Great cars from the Batcave at voloville!

[@tombankwel4822]

@@travisbickle5984 yes indeed name volo ville fits perfect for the town

[@stefanmayr9379]

A real Beauty!! Wonderful color combo!! Great car. Wonderful body-style. Thanks for showing and Greetings from Austria 😎

[@chrishoward4546]

Awesome machine ....thank you !!! .

[@markallen6458]

Beautiful Car

[@decondiclifton9937]

It's a real 🦄🥶👑

[@michaelbooher339]

Uncle of mine had a Chevelle with the 396, 4 sp. Damn thing ran like a stabbed rat.

[@karaDee2363]

I had a 70 Chevelle in that color long ago for winter beater, but it wasn't the SS with the 454

[@socksumi]

All the prices are listed at the site... until they are sold. Then we never get to know what it was selling for.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Yes, all of the prices for our cars currently available are listed on our website. After a vehicle sells, it is our policy to remove prices from listings. The vehicle is now someone else's property & we don't believe it is our place to keep sharing what they paid. We sell our cars at their listed price, so if you catch the price while it is available, that is what it sold for.

[@darancasey5965]

Nice

[@mitchlrp]

Started laughing when I saw $136,000.

[@smacwhinnie]

So the trans matches the body but the engines doesn't?

[@markg7030]

He said they stamped the engine and trans. So both are fake. It seems it was fraudulently sold to a previous owner.

[@CrusaderX]

I had same car/ color, went drag racing in the early 70s

[@Thomas63r2]

I wouldn't have wanted to be in the middle of the argument when it was previously and fraudulently sold as the genuine article - and then revealed as a thorough con job with all matching numbers.

[@gerardomanuelortiztellado1460]

🙏👍😍♥️

[@281crane]

$136,998

[@Charlie-wg2uc]

I think I’ll by a new zl1 for about half the price and much much more horse power and a better car

[@ThePrissy11]

A pretty SS copy with no a/c

[@jefffawcett1626]

Bert it Is Indeed a beautiful Chevelle SS. The LS-6 equipped cars were never produced with AC. In fact, not sure GM ever installed AC in any car equipped with a solid lifter engine.

[@ThePrissy11]

@@jefffawcett1626 ‘72 LT1

[@FaithfulServant316]

Not a TRUE SS, Wrong steering wheel. And way overpriced for what it is. I'll take A REAL 70-71 Big Block Cuda dressed in black any day of the week.

[@jaygrams5046]

? It's the optional deluxe wheel available on SS

[@jermainebynum8265]

LS 6 are hard to verify, GM mess up the the numbers.

[@jermainebynum5298]

@@aldo6192 LOL