1970 LS6 Chevelle

[k92]

Does anyone know anything about either of these cars?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Chevro...AAAOSw5E1cZHAF

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Chevro...QAAOSwZLle0w6z

[fsc66]

Window sticker is a repro rest looks ok

Paul

[Sean]

There are a lot better ones out there that are real and for less money with solid docs.

[k92]

Please let me know where they are at?

[TN2Lane]

The second one is real and has Canada paperwork. Sold out of Cliff Bristow Motors. No sale last year at Mecum Indy @ $85, sold later off the block.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0519-37...-chevelle-ls6/

No comment on the first one.

[L72Biscayne]

The LS6 from Streetside Classics the color looks like 1970 Donnybrook Green for a Corvette not Forest Green. The color is much lighter.

[704EVER]

If you are looking for a "Real" LS6 with bullet proof docs, I would recommend staying in touch with Rick Nelson and Chris White. They both have their fingers on the "Real" LS6 cars that may come up for sale. Most of what you see presented here that comes up on Ebay or whatever sites, mostly have some sort of issues. The "Real LS6 Cars" are trading hands in the 140K/170K range depending on desirability, colors and documentation, last time I checked. The "Real" ones are out there, you just need to be patient, there is a Black/White one coming up at Mecum in Indy, at first glance it looks real but I would send Rick or Chris to verify it, if you were remotely interested. Good Luck in your search!!!

[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

Ya think the Real ones are trading hands at $140K to $170K ??? I’m no expert of course and there are things from colors to drivetrains to docs and level of restoration correctness that affect VALUE and PRICE but I’m thinking those numbers may be high. Especially during current economic climate.

Just my feel from my experience in private sector

[300deluxe]

I love those bench seat 4 speed cars. over 30 years ago I had a 1969 Malibu with a bench seat 4 speed

[704EVER]

Originally Posted by MYSTERYCHEVELLE

Ya think the Real ones are trading hands at $140K to $170K ??? I’m no expert of course and there are things from colors to drivetrains to docs and level of restoration correctness that affect VALUE and PRICE but I’m thinking those numbers may be high. Especially during current economic climate.

Just my feel from my experience in private sector

Hey Mike, my numbers and evaluation of the LS6 market are based on the sales of what I would consider " Blue Chip " LS6 cars that have traded hands in the last year and a half prior to the current economic situation. I totally get the given economic climate and have yet to see another " Blue Chip " LS6 car sell in the last month or so but in my opinion the buyers who maybe in the market for such a car, are really not effected by the current economic situation. Those guys are in a whole different league. I'm very curious to see what this Black and White car does at Mecum, giving that it's a real deal and not a re-stamp or what have you.