This 1970 Chevelle LS6 Was Made to Shred Tires
This Chevelle was made to be driven hard. Luckily for its new owner, it's just had a comprehensive restoration: so they can put their foot down without hesitation.
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Restoration
It doesn't take more than a glance to see that this 1970 Chevelle LS6 is in outstanding condition. In fact, it recently had a frame-off restoration, so you know it's ready for the road.
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Powertrain
Mechanically, the most impressive thing about this Chevelle is the 454ci engine under its hood which pumps out an eye-watering 450 horsepower. This powerplant was launched in 1970 and was paired with an M22 4-speed manual transmission. Both the engine and the transmission are original with matching numbers.
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Handling
This model comes with F41 suspension, so you can expect it to handle that bit better than models with a lighter setup.
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Brakes
This is a 49-year-old car but, thankfully, it still comes with power front disc brakes. A good braking system isn't something you can afford to overlook when you've got 450 horsepower under the hood.
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Outstanding Hood
Different folks will like various things about this Chevelle. But it's hard to argue that the ZL2 cowl induction hood with a power bulge isn't one of, if not the stand-out feature on this model.
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Classic Interior
This model comes with the premium-grade black interior: would you expect anything less from a 1970 Chevelle of this caliber? It also has an interior lighting package and dash cluster with tachometer, gauges, and a clock.
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Sporty Extras
This model was made to be driven hard and its sporty interior features certainly give that impression. Inside you'll find Strato-bucket seats and a console-delete, along with a GM sport steering wheel.
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Paint Scheme
This model's Fantom Blue paint job with White Rallye stripes will get your heart pumping before you even get behind the steering wheel.
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Wheels
When you put your foot down in this model it'll be Goodyear Polyglas tires that you shred. This rubber is wrapped around classic 14-inch SS wheels.
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