1970 Chevelle LS/6, Shadow Grey without Stripes

#A1805524RSC - Located One - in 1:18 scale is a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle LS/6 in Shadow Grey without Black Stripes Some of the features included in this car are opening doors, trunk, and hood along with poseable steering. Under the opening hood you will find a well detailed 454-V8, open up the door and find the realistically detailed Black Interior including a detailed dashboard, clothe seat belts, folding seat backs, just to name a few. The trunk opens to reveal the spare tire and jack and on top of that this car has a well detailed undercarriage. This Chevelle is being produced by ACME and will be limited to only 300 pieces. Don’t miss out!

In the hierarchy of the street, circa 1970, there were the Big Dogs and then there was everyone else. Having 400 cubic inches under the hood didn’t cut it anymore at the Stoplight Grand Prix. The name of the game was horsepower and the more grunt the better, and more grunt meant more cubic inches and more horsepower. The old standard “there’s no replacement for displacement” was never truer in 1970, and sitting atop the muscle car food chain was Chevrolet’s SS Chevelle. Not just the garden variety, 360 horsepower SS454, but the King Kong of the Bow Tie brigade, designated RPO Z15. Checking off this option delivered a 450 horsepower, 454 cubic inch solid lifter behemoth that cranked out 500 lbs.-ft. of torque and bludgeoned any challengers for its title King of the Streets.