1970 Chevelle SS454 LS5
 

1970 Chevelle SS 454. Correct born with engine, transmission and rear axle. Distributor, alternator, starter, carb etc. are all correct numbers and date code correct. 2 build sheets. I've owned the car since 1990 and it's been a long term restoration, and I do mean long. Original Black, Red interior car. Originally a pretty plain LS5. I added power windows, tach and gauge package, tilt column and cushion grip wheel. $64,900 or may trade down for another '70 Chevelle SS project or driver. 260-623-3345 Thanks, Troy

I love that is it a Bench Seat on the Column.....no Stripes, Black LS5.
The Red Interior is a Bonus.
Love it :)

Dan

What a great looking car!!! Good luck!

Mark

x2 took the words right out of my mouth Dan !
GLWS she is a beauty !

Should be a No Brainer for anyone looking for a CHECK OFF ALL THE BOXES car!!! Best Color Combo ever!

Mike

WOW that is one sexy car right there! I owned a Black/red L78 4 speed stripe delete car well my DA should have kept it!

Thanks for all the positive comments. Much appreciated...

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… Wow !

… What a nice Chevelle :drool:

:eek2::eek2:

This car is getting a lot of looks all over the Interwebs. When it was listed, I thought it'd be sold by the end of this weekend. I suspect I may be correct...

Great car!

Nice job Troy!! Someone is going to get a very nice car!!!

Rare find. Beautiful Chevelle!

The Chevelle has been sold. Thanks sYc and again, thanks for the compliments on the car. It's going to be tough to see it go after all these years.

Congrats Troy! It's always hard to let them go but at least you have a few more in the barn!!!! Happy Turkey Day!!!!!

Thanks Mike.

Is this the same car? I assume it is


https://www.ebay.com/itm/16626912498...mis&media=COPY

Beautiful

Yes it's the same car. I bought it for a friend he has maybe put 50 miles on it at most over last 4 years. He probably should have left the auto in it, but it comes with the car and I believe the bench seat is still with it too. I bought him a Black LS6 from Chad a couple of years ago that got finished up last year and he decided he doesn't need 2 1970's. Troy did a killer job on the restoration of the car.

I think it helped it switching from the bench column shift. I wish I had the coin for it!