I have a 70 chevelle sports coupe done the same way. Early model with the chrome under the head lights etc..it’s a Canadian built car. Living in upstate New York it’s a true survivor. Love seeing the real SS cars knowing that’s what mine was cloned from. Real SS or not I smile everyday I look in the garage 👍 thanks Patrick

I've learned a lot about distinguishing these chevelles from originals to clones and everything in between. Keep up the good work Patrick! Thanks

Home during Covid-19 watching Patrick's barn finds. Great way to spend the time learning about one of my favorite muscle cars!

I always love your content Patrick Glenn Nichols! Thank you for showing us all these rare gems and hidden beauties! You are appreciated my friend!

It's in amazing condition. Beautiful - would love to hear it rumble.

Another great video Patrick. Love how u go into detail with everything on cars you show. Always looking forward to next video. Keep up the great work

Can’t get enough of your videos love the knowledge 👌

Love your dedication to cataloguing and the details, Patrick!

The black vinyl looks awesome on white, one of my favorite colors for Chevelle

Patrick this is a pretty darn cool car! Thanks for sharing with us! Looking forward to the next video!

Thank you Patrick for another fine and knowledgeable video. I look forward to the next one!!! Keep up the great work!!! 👍

You sniffed out another one! You keep topping yourself as always thank you. Love these badass cars.

Great job documenting on this super nice SS Patrick. I absolutely love the 1970 SS in white, one of my most favorite colors offered. Agreed, not every car needs a full frame off restoration, just a freshen up while keeping all original parts intact. I saw a 1970 SS that was for sale a couple months ago that was white with black stripes and red interior. Would have loved to seen you break that one down and see what was original and what was added. Again, love your content, keep it coming.

I've always loved Chevelles. My dad has a numbers matching red 1970 Chevelle SS with a 396/4 speed out of the Kansas City plant.

Another GREAT find Pat. Thanks

Good find man. Always nice to see you in your element.

Patrick. Thank you very much. I really enjoy your videos.

Great job finding all this cars there are a lot of them still out there hope you find some 70s trans am or fire birds thanks

My oldest brother owned a white with black vinyl top red interior 390hp 454 4spd 70 SS that I learned to drive in 35 years ago. I own a 71 Malibu 400 and a 70 SS Clone today because of this awesome muscle car. Thanks for your dedication to the history and information about these great cars Patrick!

A beautiful and unusual color combo! Thanks phor sharing PGN.

Excellent video love you embrace and document originality and history of the old Chevelle’s .

Great Video as always Patrick! I truly appreciate how knowledgeable you are on the 70 SS Chevelle. Also agree it will be extremely tough to find a earlier car from Atlanta then that one! Could be the first 70 SS Chevelle built at Alanta.

Thank you Patrick for sharing your knowledge of the best car ever made. Always look forward to a notification of new episode. Please write a book with all specs and numbers for every part. I will be the first to buy many copies . Keep up the great work.

Another great video. I believe that I have watched 90% of your videos. Even though some cars are badly restored or molested, it is always great to not see them rotting away in a field. I have learned alot from you. I spotted those errors under the hood quickly. Kinda makes me grin to know that I am a little dangerous with such 70 SS Chevelle knowledge you have given me. 😂🤣

Nice video Patrick

Gorgeous Car. Thank you Patrick.

Very nice early 70 chevelle ss , thank you .

Great Job On those Videos. Just love the education and knowledge you have attained over the years. Love the White with the Black Vinyl top.

Oh my god. I think I came when you opened the door to the garage. The 1970 Chevelle has that effect on me

Who wouldn't love to own this beautiful beast? Love it!☆☆☆☆☆

Thanks Patrick!!!

I am impressed with your knowledge of these cars, no one can fool you when it comes to you buying one.

Love watching your videos.

This guy knows his stuff Thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Alright alright alright. Thanks for the vids!

Well done Patrick Glenn Nichols!! Your knowledge is priceless dude!! Rock on!! That is also a very fine of a very early produced Chevelle with it flaws!! Nothing is perfect! Especially from the factory!!

The nuts on the trunk lid for the emblem are acorn nuts, not castle nuts. My 67 Chevelle still has those.

Agreed all don't restoring flaws are better appreciated to see what they really looked like in the production year!

Another great video keep them coming.

Great find Patrick! Incredible insight, thanx for posting. I wish someone could do this type of thing for 69 vettes.

Thanks Patrick!

Beautiful white..Thanks for the video bud

What a beautiful car. Just love that color combination.

I had a 71 Chevelle... sure do miss that car!

I am first! Original Factory or not I would love to have this car. Wouldn't be afraid to drive it. You could still show it and still drive it at the same time.

How beautiful is it is, congrats to the owner.

Thumbs up to Patrick again!!!!, Top dude where does he find these motors????.

Man! I was waiting for you to fire that one up.

Put the points distributor and petronix it, just as good as HEI , and call done. That's a great Chev 💪

My dad bought 2 vehicles from Shapard Chevrolet, a 73 K5 Blazer & a 75 K10. Shapard is now Stan McNabb Chevrolet.

Cool videos as always. Id like to see you find a black on black with white stripe SS 396 Chevelle and as you start the video you say.... Alright, alright, alright......

I love it, I had a Black with White Stripe 70 SS 402, TH-400, A/C all extras. I regret the day I got rid of it to this Day!!! My car was built at the Kansas City plant as I am told, it had the squared off edges on the stripes.

I live in Lake City Florida, a Guy from my Gym in the early 2000s had a 1970 Tuxedo Black Triple Black LS6 454 convertible he drove it every day I never seen a car like that before it has to be super rare, I'm not sure what became of it it was Holy Grail chevelle

My favorite color scheme for this car. A neighbor had one just like this one except it was a convertible.

Beautiful car!

Real nice car!

Nice crazy how much know its crazy to think how cheap they were in 80s and no one would of ever thought that leaving it alone would add value to it

My uncle Eddie probably put the engine in it. Worked the line in Atlanta 35 years.

Very rare combination!🏆👑

Heard about your accident and I’m pulling for you!!!

Very pretty car..great body..like the paint..350.396..hard.to beat.it.

My dad's first ever new car was a white 71 Malibu with a black vinyl top and black bench interior and a 307. A few months later i got my licence and he let me drive it ONCE. Had it for an hour. I bet he drank a twelve pack of PBR's in that time span. Poor guy.

Looks very nice

Super nice SS. 👍👍

I had a 67 SS396, first new car, and sold it in 1970 to buy a house. Have wondered if possible to find it all these years later but don't know what's the first step. Just wonder if it still exists. Without the VIN or other documents I guess it would be impossible, no? 1967 SS396, 4 speed, posi, am radio, bucket seats, Granada gold inside and out .

Super nice!

My uncle bought a 70 ls6 white/black stripe vinyl top car. A friend of my dad owns it now. It’s apart going to get restored

Love your videos. This car isn’t completely original but it’s a really nice driver.

Nice find

rosies diner is right down the road from where I just moved from north or grand rapids. the diner is still there but been closed for a while.

I love chevelle's im Only 18 and I have a 71 and it's my favorite car

Nice car you don’t see many 70 chevelles in white. Looks nice with the black stripes and vinyl top

Hello Patrick, I was wondering if you plan on restoring the orange 70 you purchased to as close to original as possible. Btw another great find and video

Nice car.... I wish I had one.. 👌👌👌✋✋

What a deal on the paint job!! Places by me in Nashville start at $15,000

Love that white color combo...

Why did they recall those taillight lenses on ‘70 Chevelles? Love your channel!

Kills me how these cars basically just sit there, and watching there life just go away..

Very nice.

$ 2500 in 89 seems a good deal to paint her, nice car .

Be neat if you could start them up.love the color combo

I hear a lot of "incorrect and not correct" but my eyes are telling me its a beautiful car.

Beautiful

Sure nice to see this car survived

Hey Patrick, Really enjoying your videos. Your information is priceless! I have a question; Do you know why some of the '70 Chevelle driver's doors have the bars above and below the Blue Safety Standard VIN Decal and some don't?

Enjoyed video Patrick not original but would be proud to drive this car.

Patrick, You are obviously the most knowledgeable person when it comes to Chevelles. My question here is, I know I've heard this several times before, but with this being such an early production car, is the motor an actual 396? By that I mean not the actual 402 that most 70-72 SS 396 cars, being .30 over bored 396 blocks.

I had that extract car brand new. It did not come with or been an option for HEI ignition.

You no how to find these rare beauties for sure

Hi Patrick, great car,....were there any fish frys there?

Nice!

Very nice....white...sweet sweet color for old muscle car...

I used to have a Yellow with black vinyl top 70 SS396, wish you would track it down.

I keep getting older and they stay the same age!

White with black stripes is my favorite on a 70 ss.

Only a Very few People would care that the Tires & Radiator Cap are Not Original, unless the Guy advertised it to be everything from the Factory, i Have a Friend that Has a 71' SS with all Original except one Spark plug wire that was changed, His dad Bought it New when he died it had 17,000 miles, his son put it in the garage drives it a few times a yr in the summer... it has 19,000 now

So cool I have that poster

15:56 what is that top right corner sliding on the floor ????

WOW Sweet,need to find some 69's tho

I like your position on"restored" cars...They're original only once.As far as "restored" cars go,how many of them are actually correctly restored? Too many people use the term"restored" in the wrong way."Refurbished" or "re-habed" is more like it. Like Patrick says,we need to embrace the flaws that an original car presents...There are fewer left every day.