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

NOT FOR SALE!!
I traveled to inspect and authenticate this
LS6 Chevelle for my endorsement. It has been in hiding off the road since 1979. Originally built in Kansas City, MO the third week of February 1970 featuring Tuxedo black exterior upper and lower with white stripes, cowl induction, M40 automatic transmission, bucket seats, tach and gauges, and 4.10 positraction rear axle.
If you are interested in my inspection services and possible professional endorsement on your 1970 Chevelle SS please feel free to email me at [e-mail] or message me on Facebook at Patrick Glenn Nichols or text 931-241-9908.

[@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.

[@garrettfriend4772]

He won't sale it! But probably won't restore it either.......!

[@robertyoung8289]

If he has no interest in selling it would he prefer to GIVE it to me instead? 🤠

[@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.

[@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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@heavychevy7382]

This is my all time favorite car born on the same day as me. I shall own it one day. Lord knows this guy isn't going to do anything with it.

[@dalesmith5222]

He's probably 90 years old and gonna rebuild it in the near future

[@geec5636]

He's probably gonna restore that car for years now and" It's not for sale"

[@tedpetrimoulx3330]

Restoration!?!?!?YEAH SURE😆😆😆😆😆

[@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.

[@codyadams5182]

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

[@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!!

[@jamiegauthier7248]

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

[@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.

[@Hot80s]

Keep finding, documenting, saving Those Iconic Street Kings.

[@msh6865]

Amazing that these cars are still out there and still turning up.

[@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.

[@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!

[@elliottstevens8564]

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

[@mobigsly9595]

They all will be restored after the estate sale.