1970 LS-6 Elcamino Project~VanDerBrink Auctions 9/16/2023
 

Astro Blue w/Blk V-top & Int.,Stripe Delete & White striped tires too.
What a good looking car this would be when done.Someone dropped some good coin on it too when Brand new.
Wonder if they have the original Block for it too?
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~Calif Sold NA-9 emissons,Auxillary Light Group,3.31 Posi,Remote Door mirror,CD-2 Washer Jar,Power locks,Power windows,Power steering,Tilt steering,Guages,ZL-2 hood,LS-6,M-22 https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...DWJyTGvAQ6c4EY

Video & Auction info:https://www.vanderbrinkauctions.com/...-camaros-more/

This would make an incredible restoration project....if I didn't already have a killer fully loaded 454/M22 '70 Elco SS I'd be all over this thing!

It says that they will offer "a period correct" LS-6 so I gather that it must not come with the matching numbers engine.

Wow. If a/c would have been available with the LS6, it probably would have had that, too.

Helluva hoard of "parts" cars and parts. Very few complete project cars compared to the incomplete ones. Pic of the buildings looks super interesting.

Looks like the guy was really great at tearing into them but not finishing them. Hopefully some of the engines transmissions interiors etc. are lying around in the garages to put them back together.

Complete catalog,scroll down to see all that ends today. https://vanderbrinkauction.proxibid....catalog/246772

LS-6 Elcamino project sold for $30K.

If they supplied all the parts to rebuild it, I could see that, but as it sits, even with an engine... :crazy:

Hopefully no one on this Forum bought it...I just heard from a guy that was there and said that even if it was free lol, you'd have your work cut out....the pictures were "overstated "!

Be that ad it may,that is still a "Holy Grail" type of car that deserves to be restored.

You’re down 75,000 without the original running gear even if car is perfectly restored.

Seemed to me the online bidding had items already over their value, whats the point of being there ??

Loose parts in the buildings weren't going to be auctioned online, only in person with cash or check. But, you are correct in believing the online auctions were already crazy.

Yes, the prices looked wild and most buyers appeared to be on site looking at the results. I considered it and I’m glad I passed based on what I’ve seen. Still an impressive collection of cars and parts.

Jason