Follow up on Chevelles stashed in trailers in WI

[Mr70]

"According to Milestone,this bench-seat,automatic transmission-equipped Chevelle is an excellent example of an original-paint,documented and unmolested LS6 Chevelle still riding on its <u>original wheels and tires.</u> The car was last registered in 1975."


That is good news,and although I've not seen this Chevelle in person,those sure don't look like the factory 1970 magnum SS wheels and F70X14 tires to me...1971-72 Chevelle 15" SS rims on G78X15 white stripe tires most likely.

[Mr70]

[lwkitt427]

I remember reading about the find in one of the mucle car magazines and thought wow. the gold ss ls6 must have been a green bay packers fan because it has green int.

[Seattle Sam]

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"According to Milestone,this bench-seat,automatic transmission-equipped Chevelle is an excellent example of an original-paint,documented and unmolested LS6 Chevelle still riding on its <u>original wheels and tires.</u> The car was last registered in 1975."


That is good news,and although I've not seen this Chevelle in person,those sure don't look like the factory 1970 magnum SS wheels and F70X14 tires to me...1971-72 Chevelle 15" SS rims on G78X15 white stripe tires most likely.

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I was wondering how tires with 46,000 miles on them would look so good.

[ohhawk]

....mighty long white stripes on the deck lid also.

[markjohnson]

Especially being mounted on the business end of an LS-6 Chevelle! Have you wondered how many of these cars met their demise being so over-powered and under-tired?!