FOR SALE!! Earliest Known Baltimore, MD Built 1970 SS Chevelle Convertible Surfaces in South Florida 

Mr. NICHOLS..... In a WORLD that has gone mad.....Your VIDEOS are so refreshing and awesome.....!!!! Thank you for your VIDEOS Sir...!!!

That is a VERY sweet ride. But to paint it black is beyond me... Fathom Blue with white interior and convertable top would be stunning!

My mother's father Harry McCray, worked at the Baltimore GM plant from 1958 to 1983...He probably helped build the sweet ride!!

A '70 Chevelle with all of those options and being numbers matching should be fully restored and returned back to its original paint color

Beautiful Chevelle.. Thank you Patrick.

Thank you Patrick.

Ya gotta give us an "alright alright alright" when you do 70 SS Chevelles.

Beautiful car. Thanks for sharing Patrick.

Thanks Patrick!! Beautiful Find!! Gorgeous Car!!

LOVE your Chevelle videos !!!!! This convertible is gorgeous !!!!!

Very nicely optioned, great find

It's great to see a new video Patrick, Beautiful Chevelle

Thank you for the Video Patrick.

Hi Patrick. Great Job on the detailing of this great and Beautiful Chevelle. Thank you and a great job. Thank for the great Video .

Our Baltimore L34 SS conv is a Jan car and also has the convenience package option. What is really cool in that package is the CD2 washer fluid monitor that this car has. Not very many of that option out there. Managed to get a spare a few years back. Keep up the good work! This was a good one. Have to check your pics out.

Great looking SS 396

Love the content

Sweet and awesome

Outstanding vehicle !

Love it! Phaton blue would look great as well!

nice car thanks.

My dream car

Gorgeous car

Another great SS!

Wow what a great car, and a great video…….❤

Nice car! ❤

PGN is like E.F. Hutton. When he talks, Chevelle enthusiasts listen. 👂 👂 👂

Patrick, I've been missing the videos, but that's the "nature of the beast."You can't just "wish them out of hiding. " A spectacular car. I just saw Nikki six 71 Chevelle convertible sell at B-J for 100k. Really nice car. I should've checked again first, but I know it was Cranberry Red, White/White, 71. I'm pretty sure it was a 71, not 72. It was 100k even. - I would Cruz to shows as is, Gently 😁. It looks great. It does have the Chrome strip under the headlights you say are present on earlier builds. The glare outside made it hard to tell until the grill shot at the end. Going by current Mecum & B-J auction numbers. I would think it an insult to offer anything south of 100k. Factoring in a $15-20k or more perfect Fathom blue paint & trans swap back to original. Great Job. Thanks.🇺🇲

That's a Clean car 👍

My goodness, to go in my garage in the morning with a cup of coffee in my hand and look at that.

I noticed the A/C compressor missing. It would be a nice cruiser and most folks wouldn't know any difference.

cool .i used to buy sheet metal from the Baltimore plant back in the day . they had Camaro parts there too

Nice !

Old man lives across the street from me has a numbers matching 1970 chevelle ss 396 4 speed black cherry color had a white vinyl top black interior got ac ... made in Canada...been professional restored he said mostly all original...texas ... got lots of docs ... told him about your channel

Nice ❤

Another great video Patrick. What a loaded up Chevelle, I wonder if it was made for a GM executive?

Nice car

Very nice car! The build sheet looks great but without the vin in the upper corner it raises concerns! I agree that someone one day will restore it again to factory color and condition. Always enjoy the videos and best of luck to seller and buyer👍

Also of of shipmates bought a 1970 SS Chevelle hardtop red with black stripes 4 speed 396 brand new in 1970 when we returned to the USA at the end of our deployment to MayPort,Fla

I missed my CHEVELLE the same model

Patrick, I have to say I'm a little sick that you didn't find that Real LS6 instate sale car channel 5150 "mopar lovers" just put up. Would've loved to see it go to a real Chevy Chevelle man. It was great seeing a sweet LS6, but the BS this guy was laying on thick, they must've stolen the car cheap. I just hate people who have a "fake passion." That's why you're the only Chevelle channel I watch. ⛪️🇺🇲

I really prefer these to Camaro’s, but I really really prefer the Pontiac versions to Chevrolet’s. That being said, this is a sweet muscle car.

I want it. Thank you in advance.

Not a ragtop guy at all, but it is nice.

Considering how that car was built, why does someone make these changes? They didn’t restore it because restore means take back to original. If you want to float around on radials, go buy a new car. 15” wheels with lower profile radials don’t fill the wheel wells like 14” wheels and original white letter bias plys. Nice despite all that.

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Could you have gotten cowl induction and hood pins with 396?

I would be smiling if it was mine

Would have been nice to hear it Patrick. might help with the sale.

Hi Patrick, would it be feasible to just blow the car out. Dip it and restore it to showroom as it was born?? The only reason I say that is that it’s not the original paint the AC has been taken out and it’s a 4 speed which it’s not!!! What’s your thoughts??

This is an A/C car in South Florida, BUT where is the compressor?? Car was restored with the wrong color, some aftermarket parts, no a/c and transmission was changed to 4 speed? (Yes you stated the original is still included) Granted, it's still a NICE car, but all that SEVERELY affects its CURRENT resale price. If you're NOT listing it here, then it's likely WAY TOO MUCH... Thanks for bringing this video, don't get me wrong, Patrick keep up the good work!!! Best Wishes!!

It's missing its AC compressor. And, being an early car, shouldn't it have the bright moldings under the headlight bucket panels?

I would rather have the 4 speed.

My 1970 SS 454 Monte Carlo was built in Baltimore and still has some flaking undercoating

Is an October of 69 Atlanta car considered an early build? Atlanta built with a build sheet. Original matching numbers engine L34 396 with the original matching numbers M20 Muncie transmission. 3:31:1 rear end.

Mercy ... that wiring...

good grief Pat its like brand new! having a car like this must be brutal, you don't dare drive it or how do you insure unobtanium?

Nice front end. ¿??

I do understand it takes a lot of money to restore a car. If I'm not mistaken a recent LS5 in great shape from Texas went for about $80K, can anyone verify that?

Why no cranky?

How much commission do you charge?

Where can I find the info on the owner? Interested!

The car I thought was priced at $80K is from episode "TRUE Texas Triple Green 1970 SS454 LS5 Surfaces For Sale!!!!."

How much?

the air conditioner compressor is missing . why have air on a convertible anyway ?

How much are you asking for this chevelle

1st I can't afford an LS6 El Camino view

Trunk emblem delete ??

What I didn't like about it, Not mine😊😅

This car has some issues that you didn't even mention. The heat press on the door panels and seats is flat as a pancake, the headrests have incorrect covers on them, the SS emblems on the front fenders are installed too high on the fenders, and on the deck lid the Chevelle emblem isn't even there! LOOKS LIKE A "PLEASE HOLD MY BEER RESTORATION". Makes me wonder what else is going on that we can't see.

I dont think them numbers match 😢

I would drive the chittt' out of that mofo back here in Kentucky. It looks great. But that hot Florida sun will heat that black paint hotter than a blasting furnace. Must be miserable to own and drive it down there.

The seller just wants the car authenticated to get more money from the sale. Too many things have been charged on the car to make it a correct restoration. That car is basically a non original daily driver. Wrong original paint color and changed over to a 4 speed. It's a daily driver