1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS6
Comprehensive Frame Off Restoration
Sold New at L.G. Maxton Sales in Angola, Indiana
LS6 450 hp Turbo-Jet 454 Engine
M22 Heavy Duty 4-Speed Close-Ratio Transmission
Code 48 Forest Green Exterior
D88 Black Hood and Deck Stripes
771 Antique Medium Saddle
A51 Strato-Bucket Seats
F41 Special Performance Front & Rear Suspension
G80 Positraction Rear Axle
J50 Power Brakes
JL2 Front Disc Brakes
N40 Power Steering
ZL2 Special Ducted Hood Air System
U69 Push-Button Control AM/FM Radio
Hurst Competition Shifter
Holley 4-barrel Carburetor
ZQ9 Performance Ratio Rear Axle
Winters Aluminum High Rise Intake Manifold
2-1/2" Dual Exhaust System w/ Chrome Tips
This 1970 Chevelle was produced on 4/30/1970 and sold new at L.G. Maxton Sales in Angola, Indiana. This Chevelle is the recipient of a comprehensive frame off restoration, completed in 2023. A professional restoration to this quality costs upwards of $150,000 on average. The exterior is dressed in its factory Code 48 Forest Green with D88 hood and deck stripes, hood pins, functional special ducted Cowl Induction hood and upgraded 15" SS style Rally wheels with BF Goodrich radial white letter tires. The interior is finished in Medium Saddle interior with Strato Bucket seats, Hurst Competition shifter, and center console, special instrumentation and push button AM/FM radio. Under the hood lies the legendary LS6 spec'd 454 cubic inch big block engine boasting an 11:0 compression ratio, a Winters aluminum intake manifold and a Holley 4-barrel carburetor with electric choke. Power goes through an M22 Muncie 4-Speed manual heavy duty transmission to a 12 Bolt Positraction rear axle. Other options include front disc brakes with vacuum assist, and power steering. As one admires this Chevelle, they realize they are looking at a truly special example of the quintessential American muscle car restored to perfection. Even the underside of this car is incredible, and looks just as good as the top side, with all factory style inspection marks, chalk marking and tags exactly as they should be, and nestled into an incredible, high-gloss black frame. Doubtless these components took countless hours of finish and paint work, executed to perfection, to create the finished product. With all components restored or rebuilt to top quality, this 1970 Chevelle SS is now ready for it's new caretaker to drive and enjoy.
