----Red Alert's door emblems were Malibu. It was an early December built Baltimore car! Most all the LS6's I have seen had Malibu door panels....Bill S

I know of a LS5 with the Malibu emblems. When I first saw it I thought that was odd

Chevelle build sheet.

It is common knowledge in the Chevelle world that most (454) cars were delivered with the Malibu door emblems simply because the B22 code was not listed on the buildsheet. An astute assembly line worker would often times catch it and would put the SS door panels on the car. Baltimore more often than not had the correct SS emblems whereas it was a crap shoot at the other plants however I do not believe I have ever seen a Kansas LS6 with SS door emblems.

Another late LS-6 assembly with an R-89W battery.

Is anyone here planning to go inspect any of these cars? I have interest in the 2 1970 Camaros however I am struggling to find time time in my schedule. Since these are both LA cars I would like to have them inspected before bidding. I will certainly be willing to compensate someone for their time and expenses.

Thank you,

Scott Hays

About 30 years ago I bought a silver copo camaro out of Nebraska and the man I bought it from also owned a El Camino LS6 same colors as this one. My guess is its the same truck. It was real

Watch the Pace Car Convertible video, the guy rips the front spoiler off driving it out of the parking space and when it pulls it back in. :shocked:

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https://www.bigiron.com/Lots/1969Che...CarConvertible

Looks like the passenger side of the spoiler was already detached before he ever moved the car. Probably from driving it in and out of that spot.

Is that white paint on the LH tail pipe?

I think it's on both tail pipes and the wheel well moldings too?:confused2: