1970 chevelle SS396 4 speed project save

[Riverrat68]

I wanted to share some pictures of a 1970 chevelle SS396 4 speed convertible I was lucky enough to be able to purchase. Car was ordered from a Gm employee who worked in Detroit MI, It's pretty much as unmolested as they come. The only thing that the original owner had changed was the shifter. Car came with a very nice original build sheet and a protect o plate as well. It goes to show this stuff is still out there

[mockingbird812]

Congrats! What are your plans?

[cook_dw]

Awesome..

[Mr70]

Very Nice find.
More pictures & details if you can.
Is it code 55 Champagne Gold,code 58 Autumn Gold,or code 63 Desert Sand?
Because it was ordered by a GM employee,I'm very interested to see the buildsheet if you can please post.You can cover the VIN up.
What month was it assembled in?
Full gauges?
Positraction?

...back story of the car?

[Riverrat68]

When I get home in a couple hours I will post some pics of the paper work that I got with it it's a code 63 desert sand car.

[69sidepipe]

nice find

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Manual steering? (That is cool)

Ryan

[Riverrat68]

[Mr70]

Impressive Ver Hoven paperwork.And a rare T60 optioned R79W battery car too.
Typical February build with it's later bubble reverse tail lamps.
Nice that it's still holding it's console car hot/cold air deflector intact.
Wish it has factory gauges,but still a desirable car.

[Fast67VelleN2O]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mr70</div><div class="ubbcode-body">

Because it was ordered by a GM employee,I'm very interested to see the buildsheet if you can please post.

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So what does the paperwork say about this?