Rest In Peace Randy Easlick. I’m really fortunate to have had the privilege of meeting you through my work. We had a great time when I visited you to document your recent LS6 Chevelle discovery. You took me out to dinner and treated me like royalty. You were a great guy and my heart goes out to all those who were closest to you. Especially your children. The world needs more people like you. Gone but not forgotten.

It's amazing to hear the amount of knowledge this man has about cars.

Thanks, great car! I bought my 1st Road Runner in 1974. A friend of mine had an immaculate 1970 LS-6 Chevelle, in all original condition. Ernie kept it perfect. I will never forget that '70 Chevelle. He was always playing ZZ-Top tunes...lol...

This man knows his classic cars

Oh wow I just stumbled across this video. This brings back so many memories. I absolutely love the 70. Although mine was a Malibu, it was the same color with black interior. Finding something like this is absolutely unreal. Thanks for sharing!

Good job Patrick.!!..really impressing us with your numbers knowledge. .Keep it coming!

Your videos are awesome, Patrick. I really enjoy how you take time to admire each and every car and go over all the pertinent VIN and casting # info. Thank you for your time, fairness and effort. 2 thumbs up!

Love the collection. Before my dad passed away he moved to Arkansas from florida in the 70s, and took his 1970 Chevy T-top Corvette up with him. He parked it in the garage here and its been sitting for 40 years but its in almost running condition. I can't wait to get it running soon, and fix whats gotta be fixed on it. Its almost perfect

You’re a walking encyclopedia of vintage car tags and numbers. Really amazing! Incredible find!

Outstanding find Patrick. To be this complete, despite the potential for a front end accident, is an epic find. This car is on the ragged edge of being a presentable survivor. I think it's ready for a frame off resto. Thanks for the education on the codes

Simply amazed cars like this are still being found.

This IS Matthew M the actor ! I swear it is. I listened to both with eyes closed and it's him.

That car had to be beautiful brand new in that color combo.. Although it's still beautiful as it is today. And I have to agree that engine sounds Very heathly, gave me goose bumps for a split second when it fired up. Great Video and you have a true Talent for your work. Keep the videos coming 👍

That is one tough chevelle back in the day. I definitely appreciate it as is. I was born just before it was parked and I never had the opportunity as a youngster to live the muscle car era. But i have heard the stories from my dad who did live it.. i wish i could have lived it with you folks...

That is sick!! Pat you're Lucky man getting to help us look over these jems you find fricken awesome !!!

I really enjoyed learning about the single line high performance fuel line, the M22 ID codes, and the blue bleeders. Thanks for sharing. Juan

Hell of a car. Lots of nice cars in that collection. Thanks for showing it to us.

Beautiful. Wish American cars were made like this still. 👍🏻

I love these home videos. No sponsors, telling you what to fkn say.👍🏻👊🏻

I just bought back my 1972 Chevelle SS that was my high school/college car.

Really a nice find. If it wasn't to become museum display, I would clean it up, replace needed parts and make her a daily driver.

Parick, Thank you!, for another outstanding find, and sharing with us!!!

I feel like I have been to GM muscle car school after watching this video, very informative. My dad had a 1969 SS 396 Chevelle when I was a kid. I would give anything to have it back, the memories.

Oh my goodness Sir. I have dreams of finding a "bubble butt" muscle car like this! When I was younger I owned a 72' Buick Skylark 2dr Coupe. Had to let it go because I became a single mom with two boy's. I'm 52 now and wish I could have it back every day!! Congrats to you. It's a keeper. 😍

Yes it's always a good time listening to all this knowledge! Great videos Patrick!

I could listen to this guy all day.

Been parked 35 years and starts up better than my 1970 Chevelle that has been parked 35 minutes.

I will never forget the first '70 Chevelle SS. I can't say for sure it was a 454 or not.(I was 8 years old) The owner was in the military and was moving to a new base. He was pulling a small y'all haul trailer and had Jack knifed it turning around on a side street. Unfortunately, he got it to lurch forward and right into the path of my Mother's 1963 Fairlane that was going probably 40ish. That was April of 1970. Mom's tank was fixed but the SS was totaled. I saw it in a local junkyard a few months later when Dad and I were getting a new rearview mirror for his '64 Falcon wagon.

My uncle had a 70 chevelle ss I believe sold it for little or nothing I use to love riding to school in that car getting dropped off in a chevelle was pretty cool !!great childhood memories!

Love the content of the channel...Your knowledge of the Muscle Car Era,no matter what make,or model,is PHENOMENAL!!!!! Your channel is so informative to those of us that grew up in the 60's,to mid 70's Muscle Car Era. I look forward to each and every "Barn Find" that you happen to come across. Keep up the great work,as you and your channel grow!!!! You both truly are a gift from the "Muscle Car Era"!!! Thank You again for your dedication to car enthusiasts everywhere!!!!

Wow how time has changed our perspective. I found a wrecked 70 LS6 in 1977. It had the engine, but the 4 spd and 12 bolt had been removed. I bought it, installed a 4.10 12 bolt, and a THM 400. Put a hotter cam, a Offy dual quad intake, 2 650 cfm AFBs and slicks. First time out it ran a 12.01, and I tuned it to 11.83. Now don't shoot me, after all it was 1979, after welding the cracked frame repeatedly, I parted it out and installed the running gear in a (don't shoot me again) 69 Z28 RS. That car ended up running 10.80s

Needs a ton of TLC but sure can be gorgeous when properly restored and tuned. Your shop is also super clean and nice looking. Thanks for the upload!

Okay Matthew Mcconaughey thank you for bringing us such a wonderful find!

This car is gold and rare to find i would never ever sell it to no one if i owned it very valuable to a collector. All original 100 % is priceless.

The build sheet in my 70ss was in the driver side door, it was built in the Lakewood plant in Atlanta Georgia.. and it was in excellent condition, it immediately got sealed in plastic to preserve it.

Wow! Such an amazing car!!

I bought A 68 Chevelle in 1992 and had it painted the same year. in 93 I put A 454 and A 12 bolt posi and redid the interior. I was 22years old at the time. I still have the car and the paint look fantastic.

I really like when you say what the car ran at the track! A very important to me part of the history of the car.

Just add peanut butter because im all jelly over here.70' LS6 has always been my dream car and its awesome to hear it firing up after sleeping for so long.

Awesome car it looks to be in the proper hands to take good care of it. Thank you Patrick for another great video.

I would really love to see a build video of this car! One of my favorite muscle cars....

Awesome find Patrick and a very thorough video..you have much knowledge on these cars Bud.👍

Thank you for giving us a history lesson, and no matter what a person says, Get one and restore it the way you want. Or be a bench ride/passenger ride and criticize. I have a 72 LQ4 T56 magnum, that's getting twin turbos and a ZL1/1LE the best of both old and new. Cheers !

car runs incredibly smooth

I'm 38.... THIS! THIS is THE CAR that I've always dreamed about owning...ever since I found out about it.

I inherited a 69 Nova SS 396 that my Grandmother bought brand new for my dad when he was in HS, I wish it cranked like this lol. 2 years later I have it running now, still have to replace some floor boards, paint & new bumpers. I'll be out next year for sure.

I love your videos I hope you have more of them thank you

Nice car,what a find...I had bought an LS-6 crate motor almost 30 years ago,and found the M-22 rock crusher trans at my friends junk yard,that I paid $100. for and the insides were excellent,I also pick up a 12 bolt and there are 2 different rears,one being made of nodular iron and the other cast.I plan on sticking them all into my '69 elcamino I've been making sweet.The only difference in your LS-6 and mine is the compression ratio,mine is 10.2:1 and I believe yours is 11.1. I bought this motor from Texas,for $2600. and have had offers of 10K.It's amazing what people will pay.Man I'd love to see your chevelle restored.It should be the cats meow...

I'm 21 hope to bump into a beauty in my lifetime to call my own.

I bought a 1970 chevelle in 1985 for 250$ not running. Got it running sold it for 500$. Already had 1969 and 1970 dodge dart GT's so to many. They were so cheap to buy those back then.

Thanks so much for the videos I just found your cup of days ago I can't put you down keep up the great work RUSTY

We recently found a 70 chevelle SS 396 with a factory 4-speed, all numbers matching with documents! It’s a great surprise when they pop up!

You can’t beat a classic Chevelle 454 SS, Legendary 👍

I've owned several Chevelles over the years. My first was a 66 SS 396, 2nd was a 72 Malibu and last was a 70 Malibu. The 66 was a true SS that I totaled, at age 17, over a girl. I was lucky to survive the crash and meet my (now) wife of 30 years a year later. The others were plain Jane cars that I built into small block powered street racers. I knew that wifey didn't like me street racing but she knows that those cars, along with my factory job, paid our rent and helped put her through nursing school so, she kinda looked the other way. She's also a car lover. The 70 Chevelle has always been my favorite though and this is what I liked about the video- years ago (1989) when I bought the 70 Malibu, just for poop n laughter, I researched the cowl tag with the little information that was available back then. Don't ask me how I remember this but my 70, Tuxedo Black, Saddle bench seat Malibu was also a December, Atlanta built car. I couldn't help picturing the LS 6 in the video and mine nose to tail on the assembly line, mine jealous because it was only getting a 307. After I bought it, I gave it a full house 408 small block as a street racer, so, the jealousy was fixed. I left the 307 emlems on the fenders though. My fun toy now is an original 74 Z-28 that I bought as a roller. It now has a 427 small block, Richmond 4+1, and all the other goodies that allow it to carry me to low 9s on the strip. There's no nitrous and "stock type" suspension and it's still truly street legal. Yes, I have learned my lesson about street racing but the wife and I still take it out and raise a little hell on Sunday afternoon ice cream runs now and then lol! Also, the 70 Malibu that I used to own still survives and it's back in my shop now. Wifey found and bought it as a 30th anniversary present for me...gotta love her. It needs lots of work and the 408 is long gone. We'll get it back on the road better than ever within the next few years but it won't be a racer again...unless some punk in a fart can exhausted Honda wants a taste of Chevy orange between traffic lights and those 307 emblems will be there again!

Excellent video! Glad you found Melba Toast after all these years, Matthew.

That chevelle is the best car in that whole shop! 1970 ls6! The king!

Thats beautiful. I was lucky enough for my dad to have one.

Struck GOLD is an understatement, this car-"IF" the numbers are all there and correct as you are saying, will be worth a fortune. There are way too many clones out there and I happen to know about some of them and who has them.I will never reveal that information for my own reasons.The thing is: People will go to great lengths to make money. Great video,well done and best wishes with the build bro.

Having grown up with these cases in the 70's and early 80's make me sad and happy. Someone found it and it will be once again have a second life, but I'm to the part of my life where I'll never be able to afford something like this again, well done guys

I absolutely LOVE Chevelles!! Great video!!

Those are Kelly Super Charger tires on the back! My dad's 70 GTO JUDGE had a set of those and it looked so tough! Beautiful tires!

My dream car. It's in amazing condition for being neglected for so long.

Sweet LS 6👍👍 Thanks for sharing.

Outstanding! Awesome content across every video of yours I've seen. Working on a 67 Chevelle SS396 barn find purchase myself...widowed, reluctant to sell owner.

loved your knowledge and facts about the car

im 21, i really wish i grew up in the times when these were new, times obviously were alot simpler back then, i at least in my lifetime pray i get to own a 60s or 70s muscle car

Man you really know your stuff i hope too become as knowledgeable about my choice of car as you are, i know a lot about the engines and different years just you really show what else i need to know and its crazy looking at all these old engines and how they work its dope cause for example the fuel lines on a 1.6l miata 89-93(with HLAs) have a both a return and sender fuel line and upwards passes the 1.8l miatas 94-97 but when the NB platform was released it was only given one fuel line and has solid lifters, its just so interesting learning about different cars and how similar they all are but arent ;) again thank you!

Another great find Patrick!

The owner must of been the gentleman sitting on the trailer I hope he was not taken advantage of and got what the car is worth in that condition looked like a nice man.

It's just staggering how much knowledge Patrick Glenn has about these car!

This would be my dream car! My make a wish! I had a ‘71 back in ’83 that was pretty sweet. Engine had a larger Cam, 4 barrel & headers. She was fun! Now I’m suffering from cirrhosis and just remembering the good times!! What I’d give to have another one but with my limited income (disability) looks kinda slim! Watching this made my heart pump!! Thanks for showing! Please restore that beauty!!! But leave the vinyl roof and go hard top. Just my opinion... and keep that color & black stripes. It would even look better with the SS factory mags also painted the same color as the car! Sorry, I was dreaming again!! 🤣 Hope to see more on this car! 🚙💨 ✌️😎

These cars bring back old times when I steet raced ,u do a great job

Awesome Chevelle, thanks for showing it to us all! You sure know your chevelle's, I'm very impressed! I sure hope this car is restored back to the way it should be, a factory rocket ship kept original!

Amazing car! Thanks for sharing

I remember reading of the LS6 Chevelles and El Caminos in Hot Rod back in the later 80s. If I recall, the article mentioned that one could order a fairly stripped down version of the car meaning you could have had a column gear selector, and non-limited slip 'granny' LS6 equipped Chevelle. Kind of like how Buick offered their Grand National engine in the rare non-GN guise Regals around the same time I read the Chevelle article. For comparison, I am pretty sure one could not order a 'stripped' down Hemi 'Cuda (other than one meant for drag racing vs. grandma special).

Just as i thought you couldnt take it any further, you topped it, with the Blue bleeder caps - luuuve it - awesome

A guy that lives around the corner from me has a 72 Chevelle with a 454, I used to work weekends with him but I never seen the car in person but I've seen pictures of it but I think he said its not a SS so the 454 wouldnt have come with the car and it needs body work but all Chevelles are still pretty cool.

95000 original miles somebody drove that car man that is awesome drive that car to work everyday that would even make work better man

The only thing I can say is. OH MY! . I think this is the best thing I have seen on KZfaq to date!

Damn I love these videos of yours!!

Nice LS6. I still own my 70 Z28 4-spd that I purchased in 1981 from the orig owner.

nice !!!! one of my dream cars for sure .

Really Enjoyed this as I do All your videos,Thank You

Very cool car, thank you for all the knowledge and information, love the video.

My grandpa probably handled that axel. Haha. Want this car

Repair everything back to stock, massage out the dents and weld up the rust but keep it mostly a survivor-driver.

Straight out of the 80's when high school kids we were driving all these old Muscle cars and were picking them up for cheap....now most of us look back and kick ourselves for not keeping them , but what a time it was .

Thanks for your input and very knowledgeable code descriptions..hope to send ya some questions soon.

For as long as that has been sitting it's in good shape glad it's going to be fixed up

That's why I'm a Chevy guy!

thanks again Patrick great video

That is a nice find! Would like to hear about the other cars in video too. Awesome collection!

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thats awesome,my favorite car is a 72 chevelle.

Wow I am so glad that I got hooked up with you, the the knowledge of you is just amazing. 👍😎Thanks

I had a 1972 SS Chevy El Camino that I purchased from a friend back in the 80’s that he had pulled the factory 454 from and put an LS6 454 in its place. It was one bad ride and when I street raced it I put several full sand bags in the rear just inside the tailgate. I sold it to a fellow who said he would be putting the LS6 in a 1968 Chevy Camaro SS that the original engine had been blown up. I never saw the Camaro or the El Camino again that I was aware of but it was a change I would never had made.He called me a liar about the engine being a real LS6 until I read the numbers off of it to him while he looked at the book that proved it. It was a far more powerful engine than the original engine that was put in the vehicle from the factory in 1972 by GM. I wish I had kept that ride but it is water under the bridge that is never coming back this way.

Excellent, there are so many stories about these cars and probably mostly true. Great find and good luck!

Matthew McConaughey is that you??? Haha awesome find and you have great knowledge

Great job as usual, love the videos, keep up the great work!

Man them front tires take me back to the 80s.