The 1970 Chevelle was assembled not only in the United States at several GM plants, but also in Canada at the Oshawa facility in Ontario.
However, the Canadian Chevelles weren’t exclusively addressed to the domestic market, as some of them were then exported by General Motors back to the States to satisfy the increasing demand for the model.
According to some rough estimates, the Oshawa plant built close to 72,000 Chevelles for the model year 1970, and out of them, more than 42,500 units are believed to have been sent to the United States.
What we have here is one of the Chevrolet Chevelle SS models that were born in Canada, and eBay seller 1965bop says they have the full documentation in this regard.
In fact, this Chevelle comes with all original paperwork since new, including even the Protect-O-Plate. The 24,000 miles (a little over 38,000 km) on the clock are fully documented too.
We know what you’re thinking: a low-mileage Chevelle SS built in Canada isn’t such a rare thing, so why bother? Well, this isn’t all, as this car is absolutely original, complete, and unrestored.
In other words, the paint you see on the car is still the one the vehicle was born with, and the engine under the hood continues to be the 396 (6.4-liter) developing 350 horsepower and installed by Chevrolet 51 years ago.
If you doubt all these exciting claims, that’s quite fine. We do too, but the seller says this Chevelle looks so good pretty much because it has spent no less than 40 years in a garage. Born in Canada and shipped to New Jersey at some point, this Chevelle has absolutely no rust, as the garage it was stored in maintained just the right conditions to prevent such damage.
At the end of the day, this garage find is more than just a regular Chevelle SS. It’s a piece of automotive history, as it’s an impressive survivor that’s almost a perfect 10.
You know what this means when it comes to pricing. This Chevelle is pretty expensive, as the seller is only willing to let it go for $75,000.
According to some rough estimates, the Oshawa plant built close to 72,000 Chevelles for the model year 1970, and out of them, more than 42,500 units are believed to have been sent to the United States.
What we have here is one of the Chevrolet Chevelle SS models that were born in Canada, and eBay seller 1965bop says they have the full documentation in this regard.
In fact, this Chevelle comes with all original paperwork since new, including even the Protect-O-Plate. The 24,000 miles (a little over 38,000 km) on the clock are fully documented too.
We know what you’re thinking: a low-mileage Chevelle SS built in Canada isn’t such a rare thing, so why bother? Well, this isn’t all, as this car is absolutely original, complete, and unrestored.
In other words, the paint you see on the car is still the one the vehicle was born with, and the engine under the hood continues to be the 396 (6.4-liter) developing 350 horsepower and installed by Chevrolet 51 years ago.
If you doubt all these exciting claims, that’s quite fine. We do too, but the seller says this Chevelle looks so good pretty much because it has spent no less than 40 years in a garage. Born in Canada and shipped to New Jersey at some point, this Chevelle has absolutely no rust, as the garage it was stored in maintained just the right conditions to prevent such damage.
At the end of the day, this garage find is more than just a regular Chevelle SS. It’s a piece of automotive history, as it’s an impressive survivor that’s almost a perfect 10.
You know what this means when it comes to pricing. This Chevelle is pretty expensive, as the seller is only willing to let it go for $75,000.