Red/White/Red '70 Chevelle LS6

[scuncio]

Boy is this ever gorgeous in these colors. Sounds like the car has docs but I'm intrigued by this statement: "According to a familiar 3963512 casting number, a correct "CRR" suffix stamp and a matching partial VIN, this Chevy's original LS6 still resides in its rightful home." Doesn't make me feel great about this being the born-with block. Anyone familiar with this car?

Link to 1970 Chevelle LS6 auction (https://ebay.to/2Pgda9X)

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[BOWTIE67327]

why the Malibu emblems on door panels?

[Mr70]

Because the Super Sport RPO-B22 SS door panel emblem call out was lost in translation when the new Z-15 454 option first came out.
Stefano was selling it on here 6 years ago. https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=118979

[Stefano]

We had the car on consignment soon after it was restored. Also had as found pictures of the original engine/stamping in the car along with a letter from the original owner regarding the authenticity of the engine and drivetrain. It has traded hands several times since then.

[SS427]

Marc H and Mike B are just 2 of the previous owners.

[Damien]

Around the $120k mark in 2012, I'm curious as to what the fair number may be in 2018?

[GotGrunt]

Around the $120k mark in 2012, I'm curious as to what the fair number may be in 2018?

RK has it on their website for $139,900 and it’s listed as sale pending.