<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: olredalert</div><div class="ubbcode-body">----Looking at the pictures, I would think the tach might be one of the best indicators as to weather the car is at the very least a high horse 70 Chevelle. I think we would all agree that the tach has probably never been tampered with. Weather the car is an LS6 or an L78, its a rare car. It wouldnt be my number one candidate for a resto, but there are plenty of people out there who would tackle the job.......Bill S </div></div>
Unfortunately the dash is not there any longer - but the gas tank is still in it so I am praying it hasn't been tampered with over the years. There may be some of the dash components laying in the car - I have to get my guy back to the shop to see what is there and what isn't. He is going to record dropping the tank in the car.
This pic shows the tank still in the car and the car also has alot of the other indicators that it could be a LS6 car. If it is a true LS6 and special order paint code car it is probably out of my realm in restoring it the way it should be done. It would make a great project for someone as it is still a 100% original sheetmetal car with just tiny patches needed over drivers side wheel house. I have the original cowl induction hood that is drilled for hood pins to go with the car.
