I love the 69 camaros...so please sen me one with a stroker kit on it and ill be happy................thanks again ill expect to see it out front tomorrow..............................lol

 

 

I was lucky enough to have had a 71 Monte 454(ex totaled it),a GSX(sold it to pay for college) a 71 SS Chevelle (stolen on the 3rd day I had it right out of my driveway),and I actually had a 69Z and in a heart beat would take the Camaro again. That car was awesome it was the first and only black car I ever owned. Miss her
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I was lucky enough to have had a 71 Monte 454(ex totaled it),a GSX(sold it to pay for college) a 71 SS Chevelle (stolen on the 3rd day I had it right out of my driveway),and I actually had a 69Z and in a heart beat would take the Camaro again. That car was awesome it was the first and only black car I ever owned. Miss her
Tear

 

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The Chevelle is winning & the Monte Carlo is in 2nd place @ the time of this post...

Who said that Chevy's don't hold their value ? WoW

The LS6 engine was rated at 450hp, it has been suggested that the LS6 was underrated and actually produced well over 500hp



Chassis & Sales


1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS LS6 Convertible 454/450 HP - sold for $80,000 It turned heads and intimidated the competition on the boulevard in 1970 and it still does today, because forty years later there is still nothing like the LS6-powered Chevelle SS454, and this completely restored 4-speed convertible is as desirable as they come. Cranberry Red with White sport stripes and matching soft top, it incorporates a superb White on Black bucket seat interior. The car includes the SS package’s Blacked-out grill and tail... more
Gallery: 2011 Mecum Indy Spring Classic



1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Convertible 454/450 HP, Automatic - did not sell for $45,000 1970 SS Chevelle 454 with new crate motor. New high performance 700 R 4 transmission. Power windows, tilt wheel. Power locks and trunk with remote. Factory air conditioning. Edelbrock high rise intake manifold. Demon carburetor, Mallory ignition. Aluminum radiator, dual fans, 4-wheel disc brakes. 12 bolt Positraction, heavy duty axles. High performance Global West suspension. Edelbrock high performance shocks. Heavy duty chrome sway bars. 3" e... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum



1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS6 454/450 HP - sold for $78,000 The restoration of this rare 1970 Chevelle SS454 LS6 began with a nicely equipped, rust-free original example in excellent condition. The result is a truly stunning machine that maintains a high degree of originality throughout, including its matching numbers drivetrain, all sheet metal, brightwork including bumpers and wheels and, with the exception of a new windshield, all glass. As described in the accompanying build sheets, original equipm... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum



1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS6 2-Door Hardtop - did not sell for $120,000 Chevrolet escalated the horsepower wars with what has become judged as the ultimate musclecar, the LS6 SS454. The subject of a detailed restoration, this LS6 2-door hardtop is finished in Fathom Blue complemented with twin white Rally stripes and a Black Strato bucket seat interior. The option list befits this all-time classic: power front disc brakes, F41 suspension, SS wheels, bright body trim, cowl induction, M22 4-speed, 3.31 Positraction ... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum



1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS6 - did not sell for $90,000 1970 LS6 Chevelle. CRV suffix 454/450 HP engine. M22 4-speed manual. Power steering. Power brakes. Cowl induction hood. Super Sport wheels. Goodyear polyglas tires. 2 build sheets. Built at the Baltimore assembly plant. Sold new at Roger Penske Chevrolet in Emmanus, PA. Repainted original color. Code 75 Cranberry Red with Black SS stripes. Black bucket seat interior. Believed to be 11,000 original miles.
Gallery: 2012 Daytime Auction by Mecum



1970 Chevrolet Chevelle Convertible 454/450 HP - sold for $115,000 >WoW< Black Cherry paint with White stripes and White power top. Date coded professional rotisserie frame-off restoration by JV Enterprises of Azusa, CA. 454/450 HP engine with M22 4-speed transmission
Gallery: The Daytime Auction in Monterey by Mecum

 

If I could have one of those cars it would have to be the 70 Chevelle. I always liked that body style when I would see them at car shows or the drag strip.

 

'67 GT500 for sure.

 

 

I had to go with the 65 GTO. It was the first car I bought when I got out of the service. It had a 68 motor in it and it kept throwing the timing chain, so I replaced it with a steel chain and replaced the fiber crank gear with a steel gear. A month later that one went. I didn't beat on the car, but I did drive it like what it was. Sold it in 73 for 150 bucks.