This convertible was bid to $220,000 last week at auction. I don't know if it actually sold. Nice car, but claims of authenticity don't match the 10A build date I saw on the trim tag.

http://www.russoandsteele.com/collector_car/1970_chevrolet_chevelle_ss_ls6_convertible/7394.html

But this one bid to $324,500 despite a NOM. I guess somebody knew the difference.

http://www.russoandsteele.com/collector_car/1970_chevrolet_chevelle__/6278.html

10A build date...ouch

Boy , That's the 1st ever LS6 !!!!!!!!! LOL

On the first one, you'd think a "...light cosmetic restoration..." would at least get the correct 1970 color and not a 71/72 Mulsanne Blue. :noway:

I like the ad verbiage in the second one...The engine is a matching numbers correct dated engine, (Engine code/VIN stampings), but believe not the factory installed engine.Essentially they're admitting the engine is a restamp fake. :sad:

Did you see the two ls6 cars today? One was Reggie Jacksons,One went for low 80s and I think the other was less than that.WOW