The 1970 Chevelle SS had 4 engine options, ALL big blocks. The L34 was a 350 HP 396, the L78 was a 375 HP 396, the LS5 was a 360 HP 454 and the LS6 was a 450 HP 454. Note, these are the factory horsepower ratings. Also note in 1970 the 396 was bored out to 402 CID, but was still called a 396 for marketing reasons. The L34 was the base model engine, the other three engines were all optional for super sport models.
about $4,500.
402, 454.
Generally, yes. However, it does depend on what the car was originally. Was it a six cylinder car? Did it have a rare engine/transmission combo? Was the car original before it was cloned? There ARE circumstances where an original non-SS Chevelle could be worth more original than it would be worth as an SS clone.
any pictures of headlight switch replacement of 1970 chevelle ss
The 1970 chevelle ss with the 454 weighed 3,800 pounds.
110 mph
the chevelle
Other than a 1970 Chevelle SS, any Chevelle from the 1970s could have a 350
Oh yes!!! There were two engine options for the 1970 Chevelle SS454. The LS5 was a mild, hydraulic lifter engine rated at 360 HP. The LS6 was a solid lifter fire breather rated at 450 HP.
No
About $3500, I think, depending on how you built it.
1965 ss chevelles did not come with a 350 engine.