'70 LS6 Chevelle
 

Neat car - sold new at Bob Johnson Chevrolet in Wausau, WI. NOM but the transmission is original.

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love it, leave 'as is' or restore? decisions, desicions...

Leave it and drive the crap out of it!

Cool how they ran the PCV hose through the engine lift bracket, should hold just fine!

How much would you figure missing the build sheet hurts the value being Patrick had put his stamp on the car? I know we all want a build sheet, but…….

I am not so familiar with chevelles and/or Patrick, but I think most buyers would rather have a Jerry M cert than a build sheet for their Camaro.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKKiwz_FUdc

Here's the walk around Patrick did of it like 6 years ago.

Not an original cowl induction car and the drivers fender is rough - it must've lost the front wheel at some point.

I like the car and would be in the market for a patina'd LS6 but not so sure at this price point.

Neat car for sure and I'm probably a bit out of touch with the current market but $90k seems like the "I don't want to sell it" price to me......

I agree seems steep to me. But one in similar shape but original drivetrain and a build sheet sold for 150 at a dealer. Crazy times we live in

I think that's pretty much where it should be. If it was listed at $75,000 everyone would say its a great deal for a car that's 'all there'. But at $90,000 obviously he's not in a hurry to sell it (wonder if he would take $85,000, ha!).