1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS454 LS5 For Sale

1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS454 LS5 For Sale

This 1971 Chevelle SS454 LS5 shows 30,200 documented miles and retains all of its original drive train and sheet metal, according to the seller. Built at the Arlington plant on December 12th, 1970 per the NCRS shipping data report, the car was sold new in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and comes with its POP and copies of previous owners. It is located in Dardenne Prairie, Missouri.


Location: Dardenne Prairie, Missouri/USA


Price: $95,000.00

1971 chevrolet chevelle ss454 ls5 for sale

Key Details

  • Make/Model: 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS454 LS5
  • Mileage: 30,200 miles
  • Engine: LS5 454
  • History: Sold new in Fort Lauderdale, Florida; original drive train and sheet metal; registered in the LS5 registry
1971 chevrolet chevelle ss454 ls5 for sale

Condition

  • One repaint
  • New bench seat foam and covers
  • Still wears a 1972 inspection sticker on its original windshield
  • Riveted ball joints remain in the front end
  • Drive shaft retains its color stripes indicating a Turbo 400
1971 chevrolet chevelle ss454 ls5 for sale

Upgrades & Features

  • Factory A/C, power steering, power brakes
  • Factory AM/FM 8-Track stereo
1971 chevrolet chevelle ss454 ls5 for sale

Additional Information

  • The seller notes no build sheet accompanies the car, adding that Arlington seldom included them, though one may remain under the driver's side carpet
  • Arlington was the only plant to dip the whole body in red primer, visible on this car, per the seller
  • Built three weeks after the 67-day GM strike, so many parts are dated July through early September when the strike started
1971 chevrolet chevelle ss454 ls5 for sale

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