This 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle 454 SS Tribute has a cool color theme, nice upgrades, and most importantly, serious big block power. It makes for the right mix of muscle and distinction thats offered for quite an attractive price. When black is done to this level theres a big attraction. The darkness means its intimidating and the high gloss means its sophisticated. So this is quite stylish from the moment it comes into view. And because the paint has plenty of aggression, this Chevelle maximizes the speedy appeal with upgrades like the cowl hood, mag-style wheels, and large exhaust tips. Plus, the taut black vinyl roof is the perfect complement to a muscle car with a touch of added premium sophistication. As you get closer, the clean body lines, good gaps, clean glass, and bright chrome bumpers all tell you its a quality total package. The saddle tan interior is the right style for this hardtop. After all, the color combo fits in with the chic nature of the exterior, but the front bucket seats, center console, and full upgrade Dakota Digital gauges make sure you know it prioritizes being a drivers car. New carpets, a nice headliner with working dome light, clean upholstery, and an AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth are all about making sure people will happily be a passenger in this muscle car. It even appears to be a factory A/C car, but most of the components were removed to focus on the power under the hood. Its always great to see a Chevelle engine bay stuffed with big block power. And the tidy setup gives you a clear view of the polished components and powerful additions. This 454 cubic-inch V8 is said to be bored .60 over to 496ci total. Plus, it has