LS6 Coupe

[Stefano]

Factory Stock 1970 Chevelle LS6 Coupe. Build Sheet Documented and all Numbers matching original Drive train.Complete nut and bolt Frame off restoration of a Super Solid Southern car. Chain of ownership back to day one. Former Randy Miller/Kevin Hand owned.

Previous 'Muscle Car Review' Cover and feature Car.

Gold with Black Vinyl Top and Black Stripes. Black Bench seat interior (Original interior Dark Green).

Original Tac/gauge, ZL2 Cowl Induction LS6,with Column shift, M40 and 3.31 Posi. Ready to Drive or Show. The best running stock LS6 I have ever driven.

I am told that there are no rattles or vibrations and if you take your hands off the Wheel at 100 mph it tracks true and straight on Polyglass' [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

$50,000.00 or Quality SuperCar/Muscle Car trades considered above or below the price. Can deliver to Chicago Vette Fest.

[Don_Lightfoot]

Well Stefano, considering what I've seen recently in regard to prices for some top quality rare cars, the asking price on this seems very reasonable if it is as nice as indicated. Wonder what the mileage is?

[69rsss350]

Better not get those hands too far off the wheel! At 100 mph nothing tracks straight and true on polyglas very long!

[Stefano]

Don,
It is a frame off which was done a while ago and well maintained. The Speedo reads 6X,000 miles (?) and was not reset to Zero. I do not know the actual miles prior to the restoration or how many it was driven after.

For those that have never drove a LS6 with 3.31's..it is a study in mounds of torque, no gear, and small tires.....The car should break traction very easily on the "passing" gear upshift on drive payment at 75mph...literally unreal..

[Stefano]

I have a correction to make I transposed the mileage on the LS6s. The Coupe shows 23,xxx miles and is believed to only have turned over once prior to the restoration.

I was thinking of Rob and COPO Pete when it hit second gear and broke the tires loose at speed under WOT.

Do you guys use a converter looser than stock to allow for more slipage [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/confused.gif[/img]

The torque with the 3.31s will still set you back in the seat.

Kevin said that it ran strong, but then again he drives Hondas [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

[Chevy454]

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Do you guys use a converter looser than stock to allow for more slipage.

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No, I tend to think you need the tightest converter you can get, to help fight the 4-speeds off on the big end. Mine stalls just under 2500, like the factory. On the skinnies, that's about right. We've tried converters both ways, and the stock hi-po (6 lug) stall speed is about right. Now, if you're running stickies, you can loosen it up a bit. Try raising your shift point...that will help "lessen" the shock to the tires.

[COPO PETE]

Nope. I use nothing but the stock 6 bolt converters in my cars! Stock remember!
Peter

I have the stock 6 bolt converter. However I also found that when we cut the compression back to 10:1 the car felt stronger. I have regular street radials on the car (F70's) and the car will literally lay rubber through 1st and 2nd.

[Stefano]

The LS6 has been sold.