AMAZING BARN FIND 1970 LS6 CHEVELLE JUST DISCOVERED HIDING SINCE 1979!!!

[@3602go]

I had to laugh, "He has no intentions of selling the car", and it's been sitting in that barn since 1986, so apparently he has no intentions of restoring it either.

[@zacharyharbridge9231]

Yeah, it's like, I'm glad you were alive and working to be able to afford one of these out of the showroom, but knowing how much of a gem this is that someone would cherish to its fullest potential gives me a sour feeling towards some of these owners. Very grateful to learn about all this though!

[@GT-43]

It's his car he paid for it he can do what he damn well pleases with it.

[@mlke2900]

For some people just knowing what they have is enough for some people there whole lifetime. To have something so long in the condition they have it in is the memory they want to have.

[@eddieroadrunner6691]

@@GT-43 he is just a lazy man

[@carsonkelly2123]

I would enjoy having it and driving it around and giving it life so other people can see it, remember the one they used to have and bring a smile to peoples eyes that love and respect vintage automobiles. This guy Loves it right where it is and would like it to die right there. His choice. Oh well….

[@rlbuzz00]

That's a great find. It will be worth a fortune once restored (probably is now). For being off the road since 1979, it sure looks like it had a rough life for its first 9 years.

[@williamb2013]

I would clean it up and drive it. I think it’s beautiful just the way it is! Epic dream find! Keep it up sir, I would love to see them found often, but becoming more rare. Thank you for this one!!

[@harrymiller8538]

Me too....A good thorough cleaning & repaint. If the engine isn't locked up....put a distributor cap on her, clean the carburator and flush the fuel lines. Flush out all the other fluids radiator, transmission & filter replaced. New tires! It probably would take nothing for road readiness! No one has scavenged any of its parts! Great find! Wonder why the owner didn't restore before now!! It's a gem for sure!

[@rodneyhickman598]

One of my older cousins graduated high school in 1972 and that was his present here in Texas. It was a four speed LS6, in the mid 2000 his ex wife got mad at him One evening grabbed the keys and took, he got a call from her about twenty minutes later saying that she had wrecked it. Well she totaled it. It sat in his front yard for about six years covered,he wound up selling to someone who said that it was fixable. I do remember my cousin not driving it very much maybe four times a year and it had very low mileage. Thank you very much Patrick I really appreciate what you do.

[@jamesunderdal8976]

Ex wife would be for damn sure after that!

[@rodneyhickman598]

@@jamesunderdal8976 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 They were not together for too much longer afterwards.

[@codyadams5182]

Geezzz , I'd get it running, wash it and enjoy the drive. What a car !

[@LonnyJay-vh4yg]

When you open the door to that car I can almost smell the interior wonderful Chevy smell you know what I mean? ❤️😁 Yes it really is an awesome piece of machinery. I will get me another 70 someday...😊

[@SUPERTRUCKER84]

This is really exciting. If indeed this car was built in Feb. of 1966 at the Leeds Assembly plant in KC there is a 50/50 chance I worked on this car. I worked night shift on the body shop assembly line. I would have put the very first bolt or screw of any type into this body. Everything else at this point would have been welded on the body. Part of my job was to hang the door hinges which took 3 brass phillips head screws each. I would leave them hanging loose for the door install later down the line. At this point there is no front clip, deck lid, or bumpers. Just the bare body. Thanks for posting this. It sure brought back some memories for me.

[@chickenfoundation9323]

Well it’s a 1970

[@jamiegauthier7248]

Thanks Patrick for showing us another gem! Keep up the excellent work

[@Hot80s]

Keep finding, documenting, saving Those Iconic Street Kings.

[@dorinmandroiu7646]

Beautiful, beautiful find. Thank you for sharing this. 👍🤝

[@raymondvick6212]

Patrick, to see and Feel the Holy Grail must be very exciting to experience. Wish i could have been there with you. Long live the Big Blocks.

[@mobigsly9595]

They all will be restored after the estate sale.

[@stevejones6647]

Yup old boy won’t do shit with it, will leave it to his family to deal with.

[@MarkLedfordCustomGuitars]

"He has no intentions of selling the car", "i'm going to restore it one day" the two statements that led to every vehicle that has ever rusted into the ground.

[@paulthesoundguy1]

Not this car….Patrick said that he will be the new owner if the existing owner ever sells. This car is worth $100,000 as it sits and $150,000 to $175,000 if fully restored and complete. My guess is that after a good clean up inside and out and then paint-body work (30k) The owner will drive for a bit and then sell

[@BruceLee-xn3nn]

And now these mofos got the nerve to (try) and sell them for big bucks and they're nothing but rust.

[@pcbullets8726]

Chevelles are the best. Was lucky enough to ride in a few of these when my granddad had his used car dealership in the late 60's/early 70's. This car is an awesome find hope it gets the restoration it deserves. Great video!

[@zooba1974]

Thank you for all the work you put in with these incredible videos!!!

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Thank you for your support in my work sir.

[@elliottstevens8564]

Oh yes!!! A new Patrick Glenn Nichol's Muscle Car Barn Find video!!! It's like Christmas in June.

[@wileecoyote5749]

Sad

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

@@wileecoyote5749 Elliot is a very smart man.

[@msh6865]

Amazing that these cars are still out there and still turning up. Hopefully the owner tries to restore the car. It would be financially challenging though. Don't know the owners financial situation, maybe he can afford it? If not, maybe PGN can help him sell it or purchase it himself. That car deserves a elite level restoration. Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@lyledrake7760]

Thanks for doing all the videos, at 78 really enjoy them, had a 396 new in 1970, wish I had it now instead of the 1963 Corvette I have now , keep up the good work, thanks LD

[@hbuzgon9557]

Thank you for showing us your finds. Amazing how there are so many cars out there just sitting waiting for a new owner, or to be restored.

[@gregkistner1955]

It's amazing the cars you discover! This one is truly a treasure!!

[@bobsilver3983]

I always find it amazing that these cars just keep popping up. You guys should see all the stuff my boss has...not Chevy stuff, but all Pontiac...rare GTO's, Judges etc....he has a bunch of restored cars and a bunch of projects...typically he has been getting about 2 restored per year...3 are in body shops right now.

[@RayRay-nb7tn]

Wow what an amazing find and for the owner to reach out to The One and Only trusted person is outstanding. That LS is very mint and the owner will have a great time, restoration will be sweet. Thank you for the video and very appreciative of your knowledge to give each and one of us. Your the best. Good luck to your customer. Hope they will post pictures on the final day.

[@normanjones5167]

That’s why it has survived being off the road. Fellas I got my drivers liscence in 1980, and perforce cars were very reasonable and plentiful. They were just cars then, cheaper than the standard models because of gas mileage and dependability. Most were bought for a teenage boys first car. They were wrecked and ran to death had motors swapped and replaced with non factory correct high performance engines because numbers matching meant nothing back then. Like my first car, a super nice 65000 mile 71 Torino GT white with red interior. 351 Cleveland 4 barrel engine with hooker super cop headers ,fireball crane cam, elderbrock alum intake, Holley 750 dbl pmpr, Mallory dual point dist. Electric fuel pump in trunk to keep pressure from tank to mechanical pump, a C-6 3000 stall converter and 3:91 trac loc 9” rear. That car with all those 2nd day modifications was $1500 dollars. It was super nice original condition. Like finding a car a old lady had then modified. That’s how it was then,only gear heads would buy them. Unless you were born in the 50s or 60s you wouldn’t understand how people viewed them. They were just cars!

[@garrywright1801]

They were a dime a dozen back then. In 1972, I bought a 66 Corvette Coupe, 396/425, 4 speed 4 speed, factory side pipes for $2500. Red with black interior.

[@HI-PERFfamily9151]

As always, More Thank You's On the way🙂another great Video Patrick, all the best to you.

[@WesleyBranam]

Your the best in my opinion. Dont worry but what the haters say or think. We will take your word any day. Ive watched everything you've in the last 7 year's, no one does it better or has more knowledge then you my friend.

[@DanEBoyd]

Man, a couple of armrest covers and seat covers, and a whole lot of cleaning, and that interior will be mint! Tuxedo Black with white stripes is the ultimate color combo on those too - just like Wooderson's LS6!

[@driversanonymousNYC]

Incredible find!

[@jaystrock613]

I had a 1968 Chevelle ss 396 that was set up for drag racing. It was not much fun driving on the road. Then I got a 1972 Buick Skylark custom. That car was nice. It was red with whie vinyl top and white interior with bucket seats and auto trans.

[@garyw4596]

Wow Jay, I also had a 72 Skylark 350 auto white interior. Sold it 1983 to pay for honeymoon. Soon after bought 68 chevelle Malibu 327 4speed Muncie. Sold it in 1988 for down payment on our first house. I'm now 60 yo and longing for either car back now.

[@michaelbokovoy1527]

Thanks Patrick 😊 Man is that car a totally restorable candidate!! We can hope and pray that he's smart enough to do !!! Thanks for What you do 🙂

[@chuckwhitson654]

Solid as a rock. Fantastic find

[@olskool3967]

for those wondering, the thm 400 in those cars were the same as any other 400 of that era, nothing special about them, they diden't have to be, they were as tough as nails from the get go. i retired 2 years ago, a professional transmission rebuilder and shop owner most of my adult life. the 400 was the best unit GM ever put out or ever will,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@jamesdalton7191]

I'm pretty sure the CX and CY code T400 transmissions that came in L78 and LS6 cars had stronger gears. I have a 69 L78 396 Chevelle. Seen a CX code 400 for sale and the guy wanted $3500. I wondered why and did a little research. They are special.

[@rainerseitz]

@@jamesdalton7191 Higher shift points as well, and 6 bolt torque converter.

[@larrywelch4979]

Have one in my 74 SD. Dad had one in a 70 Belair that he sold to niegbor with 350k on it in probably early 80s for 350 lol

[@olskool3967]

@@jamesdalton7191 no the gears are the same. they are all heavy duty. the only thing different is the T/C nothing in the transmissions. as far as higher shift points, not true either. to get to higher shift points all that is done is turn the modulator screw in one turn, that's it, nothing special. i built them and everything under the sun for over 40 years,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@jamesunderdal8976]

Agreed turbo 400 damn near bulletproof.

[@realToddLane]

Great video. The galvanized panel pole barn is just as cool.

[@dg4290]

Thank you for years of videos. I found your site not that long ago and have continued to watch an episode everyday. It’s nice to be at a car show, view a Chevelle, and be able to diagnose different items that may or may not make it a true version as it came out of the factory. Looking forward to all of your new videos and watching all the old ones.

[@JA-sm9zf]

Amazing car - thanks for sharing !

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Welcome

[@billfunk3168]

Original time piece ! Nice find Patrick. Enjoyed the video.

[@leefranklin5879]

What a beautiful find.

[@MrDjh66]

This never gets old

[@nicksterklad1]

Nice barn find Patrick and very good presentation. The reading of the cowl tag would have shown other specs and paint code.

[@eamonnrogan7974]

Thanks again really great as always . Thanks Eamonn

[@phillipanderson2607]

I love that year SS. I had a friend that had a black Chevelle SS with a 454cu from factory and the car was pretty fast back in the late 70s. I know it's not a car but I have a schwinn homegrown xt bicycle 1997 model that I put in the closet of my house in late 1997 a high end bike that hasn't seen the sun for 25 years. It still looks brand new. I guess it's rare too. I might put it on ebay some day.

[@davidkeeton6716]

I've seen Schwinn Orange Crates and Lemon Peelers that were mint and must have been put up like that at Barbers Vintage races selling for $3500-$5000.

[@msc1064]

Great car would love to have it to restore.

[@therustyduck5400]

WOW, .....just WOW! Amazing find! I would give it a good detail, and drive it, just like it sits.

[@IamRemoWilliams]

Always enjoy your work Sir

[@gertraba4484]

WOW. EPIC FIND. TAKES ME BACK TO NOVEMBER 1969 WHERE LOCAL VHEVY DEALER BRIGGS CHEVY HAD 6 OF THESE IN BLACK AND COLORS LINED UP ON LOT ALONG WITH SBC TOO. SOME HAD VYNAL TOPS BUT SIGHT OG 6 IN ROW WAS IMPRESSIVE

[@dannypalazzo1969]

That red vert had 427 badge. Beast of a boat in its own right. Wish we could've gotten a peak and a little backstory on it too.

[@robgto7051]

400

[@dannypalazzo1969]

I stand corrected. Upon review and cleaning my dream goggles it does say 400. LoL

[@rzigler]

Love the video! Always wonder why is there a re paint on a car that was only ran for 9 years and all the primer spots

[@kc0lif]

your videos always great. i learn a lot from watching your videos.

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Thank you sir. I appreciate your interest in my work.

[@Bruningable]

Oh I hope it never get's fully restored. It's a perfect time capsule. Clean it, restore it mechanically, fix driver seat and drive it. Maybe new paint but only on the outside. The inside of trunk etc. is in perfect condition... Anothe great video, thank you Sir!

[@joshschaufele208]

That's gotta be the sweetest job ever

[@chrishotrod6603]

Great job as always Patrick 👏 👍 👌 🙌

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

Thank you sir.

[@HOTTERTHEBETTER]

Patrick,just thanks for what you man. Why does the unrestored ones get us excited more than the restored ones. Like finding the Titanic or the japanese Kaga

[@davidcornish9235]

FANTASTIC CAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@emerymartin847]

I love the mud grips

[@dianegreen6635]

First video I've seen from you.....freakin that's a diamond in the rough. I would love to see it brought back to life. By the way...you sound like Matthew McConaughey

[@Supercell725]

Diane, your right, he does sound like him

[@davedave2882]

70 Chevelle that was parked in '79, that must have been a rough 9 years. And that driver side seat that looks like a lot more than 9 years worth of butt sitting there.

[@darrincassidy9045]

True 9 years on the road and then stored should look better than this ,must have sat in the elements and the owner was as rough as guts with it.

[@windwhipped5]

Not if the dude was rather round and had a big-ass set of keys hooked to his belt..

[@carlschroeder6811]

All hearsay.

[@hgrorng]

We are having restored my dads 66 that he bought in 69 and never really drove after 75. Was always stored indoors and believe me that car lived a tough life. He broke every drivetrain component and the car was spun out/rear ended. That being said the interior was real nice, but those cars lived hard lives in the hands of most guys.

[@jimthomas777]

@@hgrorng , My 66 Chevelle Super Sport went to the drag strip most of its life , I stopped that in 2004 and just Street drive , all sheet metal is all original and Frame is in great shape , It does however have a built small block 327 making 450hp with an 11 inch clutch, Lakewood Blow Proof Bell housing and M-21 Muncie 4 speed Trans , still has the original 12 bolt posi rear end

[@donaldtimmons7675]

I'd have been hiding it as well since 1979, with a SNOW tire on the port front. I didn't see any WHITE stripes, so now I'm kinda wandering, numbers matching, I mean who really cares, what a wonderful piece of history to have been totally disrespected! Love the video though man, and your honesty...

[@jamesdamron2065]

LS6 oh my favorite 😍 💓 💕 ❤

[@wesbelew4275]

Love the mud grips

[@donshotrodgarage1717]

That's a mean machine! The 4 speed LS6 is way more desirable but when they was new every one would tell you the automatic car was faster then a stick! Why no mention of the original color on the car, everything looks to be black but you said it was a respray? Thanks for what you do Patrick your at the top pf your game👍

[@davidsantos8206]

He said it was originally black with white stripes

[@donshotrodgarage1717]

@@davidsantos8206 oh cool man thanks Best color combo.

[@dannypalazzo1969]

4spd cars were just as fast if you knew how to shift. No clutch needed except to launch. If you jumped on a true 4spd driver with your auto you'd have your hands full. Watch some Grumpy Jenkins videos and you'll see what I mean.

[@cuzz63]

Auto was more consistent, not faster. Auto robs power.

[@HEYBERT1984]

Sweet ls6 and impala i also have a 1970 impala convertible white with black top. 🍻

[@cuzz63]

I agree with your "barn find" definition.

[@jonroel6748]

Man I wish I could be lucky enough to find and purchase a hot rod /muscle car .

[@shaonreneecollester8462]

Eventually you'll run out of LS6's to find. 40 years ago, I found one but was bought by someone else a day later. I do have a 70 Malibu I picked up 2 years ago, runner after i ditched the points and put a HEI in it, has the original 307 w/powerglide. Been working on a 4 bolt 454 w/ rectangular port heads for it, that's about done. Need to fix a little rust on the body and replace trunk pan but overall really solid. Very fortunate to find such a car in Alaska. It lives in my floor heated shop protected from the elements. Funny, mine had the same damage to the pass quarter panel at some point in its life.

[@johnnyace1954]

What a beautiful find Patrick! I d love to see the 70 Impala convertible as well

[@mick_1949]

Wow, really clean of rust

[@davidkeeton6716]

When I see a car like this, it makes me think of my friend Robert that had one back in 78-9 in Midfield Alabama. I met him in 85, his description of it matched this car exactly. We worked together until his death in 2021. His description of it never changed and those stories always included that it was stolen in 79. I actually reminisced about that car with his mother at his funeral, and she just chimed right in with my story, saying that he always made such a big deal about it being an LS6, and offered up that it had been stolen and broke his heart. The car never was found. I am NOT saying that this is that car.

[@tomwinkle1597]

Where was it tagged in 79?

[@BruceLee-xn3nn]

I'm in bama too. I know we don't need title to these old cars down here but that's exactly why I WILL NOT pay big money for car with no title. I know of alot of old cars that were stolen back then ,stripped and people are trying to sell them now.

[@strikeryachts]

Excellent !

[@ronlind1757]

Great find & thanks for sharing! Judging by the contents of that barn.. if this owner does not sell it, it will likely never be restored....

[@jamesdamron2065]

Sweet,,that car came of the assembly line,, looking 4 other cars to beat up on!!

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

I agree

[@og-greenmachine8623]

I’ve noticed I’ve only seen one in El Camino barn find on KZbin. I see a lot of Chevelle💡 El Camino prices -will eventually be the highest

[@west4057]

that guy isn't going to be the one to restore it, thats for sure !

[@JimmyJones206]

hey guys an gale's love documentation and these are so valuable moments in Time 15:40

[@danstrausbaugh6430]

I would love to see the Impala as well as the cutlass too

[@ttocselbag5054]

Finding theses nuggets, just sitting around anymore, is like going to Mars to mine gold!

[@matthewmaloney5955]

excellent stuff. .

[@brianglade848]

Now Patrick, that's a darn good Friday fish fry

[@lyonheart84]

Obviously a fantastic solid car to restore but what kind of animals owned that car for the first 9 years of its life to end up looking trashed ? I know people loved to race them but my boring daily driver here is 9 years old with 75000 miles and still looks really clean. I'm always shocked how many of those desirable muscle cars got so neglected in their first few years 😥😥

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

It’s 52 years old not 9. Being in a barn doesn’t stop the exterior from fading and diminishing. The condition of the metal is the true foundation and what’s most important. This isn’t an original paint car. This car has a virtually rust free solid body which makes its desirability ozone level.

[@darrincassidy9045]

How many years was the car parked outside for before it was moved under cover,9 years on the road and it looks like that, absolute rubbish.

[@finejustgivemeaname]

Looks like shit. I never understand when people say “they don’t build them like they used to,” and mean anything other than build quality is no longer shit. Look at the interior. Garbage craftsmanship-if you can even call it that.

[@davidkeeton6716]

@@finejustgivemeaname Two things that you need to remember. Technology was not what it is today, which covers, materials, fitment tolerance, fastener technology, tool and tooling technology . And secondly, these were union members building these cars, not muscle car enthusiasts, so their care level and quality of their work supervision lead to the cars and trucks of that era coming off the production line as they did. That's why when restoring one to "concourse ", Pebble Beach winning level, a restorer needs to understand the concept and importance of not over restoring it. Body panels not lining up, interior fitment, paint finishes, decal placement etc etc. We know you and who you are. You are the guy at the car show or cruise in, with the 2 or 3 year old Camaro ZL1 or Challenger with a 392 that has had very little done to it other than you rubbing on it a bit. By the way NO ONE looks at your car. They would rather look a a survivor AMC Gremlin X or a 69 Mustang Mach 1 with a 351W that is a bit of a beater.

[@timjones1464]

thier can't be but maybe 20 or so of these cars that isn't accounted for that were made in this year , Killa find!!!

[@shaunschoppe9324]

Beautiful 😍

[@DanneyTanner]

I found a 1970 LS6 barn find on CL in 2014 in Nebraska. .Original owner.Only 7000 miles..No rust. Build sheet.Auto.Gray w/black stripes.I paid 35k and did a full restoration on it and sold it at Barrett Jackson in 2017 for a Whopping 100k .After resto expenses and Barrett Fees ect. I was still able to make a 10k profit to go towards finding the next barn find.

[@finejustgivemeaname]

Jesus fucking Christ, it took you 55k minus auction fees to restore? Maybe that’s not your forte. Edit to fix my math.

[@hgrorng]

@@finejustgivemeaname 55k to restore a Chevelle is a bargain. I am on my third one and will have near a 100 in it. If you do stuff right it costs money.

[@paulthesoundguy1]

Don’t take the name of the LORD in vain…… As for the costs of restoring a car like this… $30k to clean it up correctly, fix the minor body issues and professional paint….MINIMUM anywhere in the country Then you have to go through the entire mechanicals and get everything back to healthy This car is $100k as it sits…..it’s literally the holy grail car…..

[@finejustgivemeaname]

@@paulthesoundguy1 Jesus ain’t lord. Just some dude that died 2000 years ago. And I won’t have you control my speech. 1A. Go read it. As for the subject of the video. OK.

[@paulthesoundguy1]

Your free SPEACH rights end where they infringe on and in the general community of rights of all the others here. In this general community using the word “fuck” is generally an infringement of the good of the whole. As for Jesus Christ Dying 2000 years ago, I am glad you mentioned that….at least you know will be accountable for your words and actions. I personally would never question the Almighty out of ignorance.

[@bluekoi455]

This thing would be a good addition to the Mcacn survivor exhibit

[@frankcasey7423]

Man, what a find!😳👍

[@charlieb3943]

The best part of an old barn find is they are mostly 80 % original but to restore them it takes 80% removal of original parts to get them moving

[@shaneadkins4323]

WOW 😳,,KING of the Road 🛣️❤️💯

[@ScarlettFire341]

The LS6 used the same block as the LS5, however a 800-cfm Holley four barrel bolted to an aluminum manifold replaced the Rochester Quadra Jet. The LS6 featured a beefy bottom end with four-bolt mains, forged steel crankshaft and connecting rods with forged aluminum, 11.25:1 compression pistons.

[@robgto7051]

great copy and paste

[@GT-hg1cs]

Thanks Captain obvious.

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

The LS5 had a 2 bolt main bearing block but it did share the same casting number with the 4 bolt LS6 block. The LS6 also had 3964291 casting rectangular port hi perf heads while the LS5 was assembled with 3964290 oval ports.

[@markmixon1121]

Reminds me of a hot chick. I got what you want but you ain’t gettin it. How about a million dollars ? Everyone has a price unless you have some problems or already have plenty money.

[@rondpert5167]

I would love to see some L78's. There were less than half as many than LS6's built.

[@buff6637]

Awesome! Thanks Patrick! Can you ballpark what this is worth "as is"?

[@dannyraisler6880]

I love it it's awesome

[@MrOnemanop]

I one of my ownership goals for my bought new 2010 SRT Challenger was to keep it as original and rust free so that I could say that I had learned from all those musclecars I looked at in '79-'80 era which were dilapidated hulks, and become a more cautious caretaker. It remains, at 70,000 miles as new. And really, didn't take much.

[@thundercricket4634]

I want one of these cars so bad I swear I'm gonna start pulling over to the side of the road and looking in every old barn that I pass in the random hopes of finding one xD

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

That’s the old fashioned way I use to do that as a kid. Now the way to find cars is to create many many avenues so the cars can find you.

[@thundercricket4634]

@@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674 In my mind the best looking car ever made was either a '70 or a '72 Chevelle. Immediately following that is a '67 Pontiac GTO, but fat chance of finding one of those just laying around.

[@daveforeman6931]

Would cost a small fortune to getting it street ready and lookin' good again- but what a car you would have !

[@archiebunker6059]

I don't care where you find cars at, I've watched every single time, love your videos and info on the cars, I definitely understand the "no intentions of selling it" , sometimes the car becomes a family member, I told my wife even if I needed a life saving operation don't sale that car, she and the car can go on without me, lol, got a question, where the wheel opening moldings an option on SS cars, I've seen some with and without...?

[@rainerseitz]

Standard on the SS

[@paulgrimm]

At least it’s stored in a dry place.I hate it when they’re parked in the mud to rust away.This car was the best Chevy built.

[@troymattice4236]

Thanks for another great video. I find these fascinating. Have you ever thought about expanding out to early gen two Camaros and Firebirds?

[@patrickglennnicholsmusclec1674]

I’ll video any epic muscle car hidden over 30 years.

[@matthewpiper1421]

car deserves better for sure

[@freebird7284]

nice, i don't blame him for not selling, he will probably be buried in it making all others more valuable, so you can take it with you!

[@luckydogx2]

"It's not for sale" is the opening salvo in the negotiations.

[@robertgembala8532]

Awesome !!!

[@Aceshm]

Another classic ‼️

[@marklawrence4823]

Great work Patrick! Do you also inspect 1971 Chevelle LS5 cars as well? Is there a link or place I can find info on them?