This 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 is a true American muscle car legend and one of the most sought-after performance cars of its era. Powered by a massive 454 cubic inch V8 engine producing an advertised 450 horsepower, paired with a rugged TH400 3-speed automatic transmission, this Chevelle delivers exhilarating performance and the kind of raw power that made the LS6 Chevelle a household name among enthusiasts. Equipped with a 12-bolt rear end, F41 suspension, power steering, and power disc brakes, this car is built to handle its immense power with precision and confidence. Finished in a striking green exterior with matching green interior, this Chevelle is loaded with highly desirable options, including a factory cowl induction hood, bucket seats with center console and staple shifter, factory U14 gauge package, factory bumper guards, and SS Rally wheels. The car's original build sheet is intact, confirming its status as a true LS6 Chevelle, and it is also registered in the official LS6 Registry, verifying its authenticity and rarity. The 1970 LS6 454 Chevelle earned the nickname "King of the Streets" for a reason. With its advertised 450 horsepower — likely underrated — it could easily leave the Hemi-powered competition in the dust. In 1970, ordering an LS6 was extremely costly, and less than 1% of Chevelles produced that year were equipped with this legendary engine, making this car an incredibly rare and highly coveted example. With 76,567 miles on the odometer, this Chevelle presents beautifully and is ready to be driven and enjoyed.