1970 Chevelle LS6 - triple black 7,900 miles

[Dave Castine]

A friend has asked me to help him sell his one owner, fully doc'd triple black LS6 car. Turbo400, 4:10's, F41, etc. allegedly the most optioned, survivor car left. Stunningly detailed, I have some pics on my site but they are less than flattering - the car is the real deal with all docs from new and still operates under the original title and 1st inspection sticker - sorry the warranty is gone.

Asking $250,000

SEE PICS HERE - THANKS!

[Stuart Adams]

Hey Dave, is the car in the USA or Australia?

[Mr70]

I think the car is beautiful,but are you claiming this to be a "Survivor" or a Restored detailed car?
The gas tank & exhaust have clearly been replaced with new world reconditioned parts,as has the engine compartment.
That's a Y-71 50 month Delco battery in front of it,and not the correct application for the 1970 LS-6 Chevelle.
Buick & Oldsmobiles used it.
Can you release the RPO codes assigned to it as well as more pictures?

[Dave Castine]

USA now Stuart - Illinois - did you get my emails on the Elky's??

[Dave Castine]

Mr70 - you are absolutely correct - it's obviously a detailed car - with original paint/body/int/etc. The other 27 mile LS6 car I'm consigning is a survivor... thanks! I'll try and get more pics ASAP but it may take a few more days. I'll get the RPO Codes - email me?

[Stuart Adams]

I'll check my email tonight.

[PeteLeathersac]

Wow, that 27 mile car is really something too....what's the history on these? ~ Pete

[eilig]

I guess we all define "survivor" differently. In my definition, this means a car that hasn't been messed with. No replaced parts, no reconditioning, etc. If you have a TRUE 7,900 mile car, why would some of these components needed to replaced/reconditioned in the first place!? It just doesn't make sense.