Mecum LS-6 Chevelle Cvt. SOLD 770K
 

VIN#136670B188926,Odometer reads 31,064 miles.

https://www.mecum.com/lots/1160955/1...ibkgnO8DMPMWGQ

That's interesting. I wonder how much a real documented one would have gone for?

Mr70-Rick, didn't realize you started a thread. I moved fsc66 -Paul's post to the thread you started. :biggthumpup: There are more issues....

Paperwork
 

There are many more cars listed with purportedly original documents and they are reproductions. I hope people are doing their homework and due diligence and not relying only on docs to authenticate these cars.

Paul

Here is some more information on the subject 70 Chevelle convertible.

Personally, never seen the "A, B, or C" for the Muncie transmission model build date stamped on the PoP, even when stamped on the transmission.

Also, the first number in the trans stamping is not necessarily the year of manufacture of the trans, it actually refers to the model year of the car, so in the example above the "0" refers to 1970 model year. Albeit in the example above the date does coincide to 1970 due to the month. Lots of examples of 1970 model year trans builds in December 1969 with a "0" as the first number of the trans stamping, but letter code referring to December 1969 build date.

That's a hard hit.

Quite the developments

After reading thru this thread is this possibly a recreation and not origonal LS6 car?

https://www.mecum.com/lots/161593/19...e-convertible/

2013 write up:
454/450 HP engine with M22 4-speed transmission
3.31 Positraction
Black Cherry paint with White stripes and White power top
Black Bucket seats and center console
Tilt steering wheel
Date coded professional rotisserie frame-off restoration by JV Enterprises of Azusa, CA

Based on the provided info what else could you conclude.