This Cranberry Red 70 Chevelle SS is an LS6 with an M22 and 3.31 gears and was sold new at Reliable Chevrolet in Springfield MO. It is documented with two build sheets and won a Gold Spinner at the Chevy Vette Fest in '96. It hammered for $150K.

This Fathom Blue 70 Chevelle SS is an LS6 with an M22 and 4.10 gears and was sold new at Shellabarger Chevrolet in Grand Junction CO. It still has its original drivetrain and is documented with a build sheet. It hammered for $275K.

This Tuxedo Black 70 Chevelle SS is an LS6 with an M22 and 4.10 gears and was sold new at Milner Chevrolet in St. Louis MO. It is an original drivetrain car with a build sheet and is in the LS6 Registry. It hammered for $145K.

This Tuxedo Black 70 El Camino SS is an LS6 with an M22 and 4.10 gears and was sold new at Bonderchuk Chevrolet in Trenton NJ to John Pullen. It is documented with a build sheet and is in the LS6 Registry. This was one of the nicer LS6's there, but I'm not sure if those inner fenders are correct. I don't remember seeing any Baltimore built Chevelles or El Caminos with inner fenders like that. It hammered for $240K.

^ El Camino,not Chevelle.

Thanks for catching that. I just posted a bunch of Chevelle pictures before that and was still thinking Chevelles when I posted the pictures of the El Camino.

$240k for an Elky??? Is that an all time high?? Two lane blacktop Elky by chance?

There was a Fathom Blue one that sold for $250K at Barret Jackson Scottsdale in '23 and a different Tuxedo Black one that sold for $260K at Mecum Kissimmee in '22. This is at least the fifth time this El Camino has been at an auction that I know of. It was part of a collection of three Tuxedo Black LS6 cars. There was a coupe, convertible and this El Camino. They were all at Mecum Indy in '20.

The black LS6 El Camino also belonged to my friend Brian, in addition to the Monza red 69 Corvette mentioned earlier. He did a lot of work to it since buying it a few years ago.

This Matador Red 70 Olds 442 W-30 is a 4 speed car and still has its original drivetrain. This car was at MCACN in '13 and was a Concours Gold winner when it was owned by Ron Kincaid. It hammered for $165K.