As usual sir you are the MASTER. I was a technician in the Chevrolet dealership here on the Oregon Coast from 1966 thru 1972, and I have to tell you that these cars you feature bring back a whole flood of memories, THANK YOU SIR......

Another awesome chevelle. Thank you for your hard work Patrick. Some guys get the good jobs

Thank you for taking the time to show us these incredible cars that we would otherwise never get to see.

This is a beautiful machine. Ive wanted one of these for as long as i can remember.

I don't know how you manage to keep finding these Chevelles. I'm becoming fascinated by this particular year, make, and model.

This video just motivated me to go drive my 68 SS that has been parked all winter

Good video patrick! Love the heavy chevys.

Hell yeah thanks for bringing us these car's Patrick

Yet ANOTHER GREAT Find , Patrick !

Nice job Patrick. Thank you for detailed information. You’re a good teacher.

Great video Patrick. Always appreciate your attention to detail of the vehicles.

Nice! I worked with a special order paint "Hugger Orange" 70 Chevelle, not on the order sheet for '70. Great car and nice find here too

your videos rock man! :) thank you for them! love these old cars!

Nice find, Patrick your like the Chevelle Mafia

Bauman had several dealerships in the Pittsburgh area. He had a pontiac dealer as well that was pretty famous for ordering some hi-performance cars. Us yinzers love our muscle cars!

Digging that dual snorkel, never knew they had them, and don't trust old tires, no matter how nice they look .

Happy Easter too all... Same as C.G.of MInn; Enjoyed watching this video on April 21, 2019, car born on April 21, 1970... Thank you Patrick....

Love this 70 so nice one of few left thank you

when you run across a 396 car with 19 19 stamped above the two dashes you can thank me for that, it was 1977 and a $1300 car that I wanted black! thanks for the videos, again

Man I love these reviews.

Once again depressed that I don't have one of these .Super nice car THANKS for the video.

thats one sharp chevelle love the colors

Alright Mr. Doyle! Thanks for ordering a beautiful beast for us to enjoy many moons and generations down the road. Thanks again for you too Patrick for bringing us this presentation and the present owner being so cool to let it happen. Happy Easter y'all and God bless.▪☆☆☆▪

One of the best holy Grails ever I just hope the owner put the White Stripes back on

Patrick this is a pretty cool Chevelle! Looks like the owner has a 69 RS Camaro in the garage as well! A pretty lucky guy!

Great video thank you Patrick, I hade to wipe the drool off my face towards the end....

Pretty pretty thank for sharing

Wow awsome, car love this channel. Will share.

Great review. Loved to hear that M22 whine.

another treasure......very awesome channel

Hi Patrick, back in those woods, looks like there a possibility of alot of fish to fry

When I was 18, you could buy a ten year old 70 chevelle SS 396 for about $900.00, an LS6 would run you about $1300.00, I bought my 70 Buick GSX (car #125) instead for $1800.00....

Thankyou didn't know about the front bumpers!

between this car and a '67 427 impala , this is all I want ! beautiful car , man!

Great job pat your best I love what I do brother.

Its a miracle any of these survived at all. They were eight hundred, thousand dollar cars throughout the eightys maybe a little more with a four speed high school parking lots were full of em.

Awesome. I know I said this before, you have a Matthew McConaughey voice. Thx for your hard work n vids

Patrick, It would make sense why people in Pittsburgh wanted a Chevelle with gold stripes with a black paint. They were all long time Pittsburgh Steelers fans. The LS6 look pretty good with the chrome valve covers and the OEM dual snokel black air cleaner.

Great find!

Love the rare or unusual color combinations. The non black vinyl tops. Non black and white interior. Just makes the iconic car all the more unique.

Noticed the Hurst Ram Rod shifter...brings back lot of memories.

Great video, I bought a 1968 Chevelle brand new, and love these cars. I have learned so much from watching your videos, thank you so much.

I was born in 67 so I grew up these cars, but did not appreciate them until the 80s. Wish I bought one of them. Had a 72 Nova but I crashed it. I always wanted a 70 Chevelle. Love the quad headlights.

70 chevelle and a 69 rs camaro. wow...cool toys

love those chevelles.

Graduating In 70 all the guys in school had muscle cars , Hemi's, Hurst Olds, Boss 429's, 440 Road Runners , LS 6's, everything you could imagine,, what a great time not to mention gas .30 a gallon...

That is a nice LS-6 car! Wish they would have repainted it with the white stripes!

Hey Patrick, for those tags that are hard to make out maybe you could keep a piece of paper and pencil handy so you can lay the paper over the tag and gently go over the suface with the pencilto bring out those hard to otherwise read numbers/letters. I feel like a fool giving a tip to a pro, and it could be something that you already practice, but just in case I wanted to pass it on. Another great video and much appreciate all the hard work.

My wife's 396/350 is shadow grey. Wonderful color.

Cool car. I remember in the early 80s me and my buddy punched off at 40 mph against a 1970 chevelle ss with 454 badges. Car was white with green stripes. It left us like we were sitting still. Never saw that car again, or another one like it. I'm thinking it was a fresh custom paint job.

Love the vertical Gate shifter

Thanks for the video.Awesome Car for sure..Does it still have the #s matching engine?

Mr. Nichols I always enjoy your videos, as they are very instructive. I have been wanting to ask you this question. Do you own any Chevelle's? If so, could you do a video on them? Thanks!

Woooow freaking nice some people have all the luck

1st!!! And I have a yen for an LS6 ElCamino... I've seen a number of GM cars over the years with special paint colors. Including a 1964 Riviera with Chrysler turbine gold, and a 65 Catalina 2 + 2 convertible ordered for a GM executive, very low vin, with the same Chrysler turbine car gold.

Paint is different shades in passenger door and elsewhere! Nice car though! Thanks for sharing

First things first, these videos are awesome, can't get enough. Someone help an old Ford guy out, how many different plants actually built these things??

Lovely Chevelle; wish there was a picture with the white stripes. Why did the dual snorkel option exist? For oval track performance was this preferred over cowel induction?

Gorgeous

beautiful

The 396 Chevys were badass fast ass cars. Only competition were Road Runners, Mach1/ Boss 302 Mustangs, Challengers & SS Camaros, Challengers & a few others.

I had a 1971 Chevrolet sport coupe with bucket seats and a floor shifter with a console. It was painted in Aztec Silver which looks a lot like this car.

Oh man is she a beauty!

Hi Glenn, very informative videos I’m from Australia and have VE Ssv commodore what you call a Pontiac G8 . Love your videos don’t know how you remember all the details from the I d tag

Very cool

Very nice car its the best year !

That car was made on April 21 1970. Funny I'm watching this on April 21 2019!

Hi Patrick love your video have you ever find a convertible chevelle 1970?

I had the same question on the holes in the hood in a buddies 70 SS. Can you say that is original hood? It's funny my buddies could be the twin. The only thing different is he put a 427 in his after blowing up the original 454.

Nice review. I just wish that you could have told us a bit more about the paint on this car and paint codes.

Twice as many ls6 cars out there than were ever produced, just like the 435 vette

Alright Alright Alright, you sound like Wooderson off Dazed and confused showing off his car lol

Nice old car!

Nice, I'd take her out for a cruise every couple weeks here in Northeast Texas, no salt here

my dad worked at Jim Robbins for years and years, thats who made the seat-belts (look close at the white tag)

Sweet!

looks like aftermarket trunk lid.nice car

Another great video, so interesting. I have a question, did all cars back in the day or even present day have a build sheet hiding somewhere in the car?

Is that the Hurst V-gate shifter?

Eagle ST were definitely good tires!!!

I wish that GM made the ZL2 hood and the gauge pkg std equipment and raised the price of the SS. With these 2 RPO's, it just makes the car. That pass door looks like a different shade of paint unless it's the lighting. I'm surprised that the people that ordered these cars new didn't want the gauge pkg or ZL2 flapper. With the ZL2 you automatically got hood pins. Hood pins did not come on non ZL2 hoods. Nice car, I wonder if the M22 has an overdrive unit mounted at the end of the tail housing due to the extra shifter leaver.

That aftermarket shifter is an eyesore.

Black with gold in Pittsburgh is for the Steelers. There is a museum in Myrtle Beach SC with all sorts of classic cars and the guy has a SS Chevelle with Carolina blue with white stripes for UNC.

Wilkinsburg pa!!?!?? Back in the day, pittsburgh had a lot. Music and cars!

The stripes look black to me, were the white ones repainted?

My 69 Chevelle Malibu Sports had an automatic bucket seats with the 400 turbo transmission

Nice car

My favorite muscle car

Maybe I missed it in the video but it is the current owner to blame for the vehicles new paint configuration? On the build sheet someone highlighted the uniqueness of the paint scheme by circling it. Was it by the new or previous owner?

My friend had a 1970 El Camino SS454 4-SPD n don't know if it was a LS6

I used to own a 1969 Chevelle Malibu Sports two-door coupe with a 350 emblem on the side ,have you seen any of those with a built-in tack Malibu Sports? mine was a dark green with a vinyl white top,

As is common with cheaper repro parts, the quality is lower. With the bumper, those sharp lines are harder to stamp, requiring more care (binder force & stamping speed control) to draw lines like that. It is/was common for special order items to come from a few select dealers as they took the time to learn how to use the special order system (e.g. Yenko). As he notes, the scarcity makes these cars that more desirable.

How can you tell what color a special paint car was? There’s a ‘72 ss350 car in the bodyshop with my ‘68 that has the dash where the paint code should be on the cowl tag.

Factory question did it come with AC and heat

You bought the black gold stripe car? How many Chevelles do you have now?

dude your 👍👍👍🤘

Is that a vgate shifter?

great video. 50k car?

At what point will we run out of barn finds?

How much did you pay for this classic beauty? We really want to know what these cars are worth, what it costs to restore them and some after the restoration pictures.