Chevrolet's Chevelle was an immediate success from the moment it was introduced in August of 1963. Chevy produced so many different body styles and drivetrain combinations over its three generations that the Chevelle has become embedded in American car culture. And while many Chevelle fans have their favorite style and year, there is but one that stands above all others; the ferocious 1970 LS6. This 454 cubic inch monster sported big valve square port heads, a solid lifter camshaft, and a huge Holley carburetor in order to produce 450 hp, the highest power figure for a regular production engine during the era. This beautiful Cortez Silver 1970 Chevelle SS 454 is powered by that same legendary engine (BCN 3963512, heads 3964291) that gave the Hemi boys nightmares! Furthermore, in 2019 we installed a stout Crane hydraulic roller cam that's even healthier and more reliable. Additional goodies include power steering, power front disc brakes, a new Vintage Air A/C system, a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission, 12-bolt rear end with Positraction, Instrument Package, and a stunning red interior. It cannot be overstated how good this car looks with the Cortez Silver exterior, black SS stripes, and red interior. What a magnificent combination! This beauty is clean front to back, top to bottom, and is ready for your next car show, but the real thrill of this car comes from driving it. Nothing really sounds or feels like it, and the temptation to convert the Polyglas G70-14 tires into smoke is nearly overwhelming!
