This stunning 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS is a prime example of what many consider the ultimate muscle car. Under the hood lies a powerful non-numbers matching 1970 454 V8 engine, mated to a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission. The engine was rebuilt approximately 10,000 miles ago, featuring forged pistons, Eagle rods, Total Rollerz, and bored 30 over, all within a body that still proudly wears its original Forest Green exterior paint. Performance enhancements include a Holly 850 Duel pumper carb, Chrome Edelbrock highrise intake manifold, Hooker headers, a full 3-inch exhaust with electric cutouts, MSD Ignition, front disc brakes, and a 3.55 rear gear. This classic rides on 5-spoke Crager wheels wrapped in new BFGoodrich tires.

The Chevelle, a mid-size model introduced in 1964, saw its second generation become arguably the most popular, distinguished by its distinctly sculpted “coke bottle” body with tapered fenders and a rear quarter kick-up. The 1970 model year brought a squared-up front fascia and revised options, with the potent 454ci V8 in the SS being the most powerful engine choice. The quad headlights remain a well-regarded Chevelle feature, often associated with higher value.