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Model Chevrolet Chevelle
Chevrolet Chevelle
The Chevrolet Chevelle was a mid-sized car from Chevrolet introduced in 1964. Chevelle’s were produced from 1964 to 1977 and was a very successful line for GM.
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68 Chevelle SS 396 The Most Desired of All!
The Chevelle models ranged from the family cars to the more powerful coupes and convertibles.
Chevrolet plan to compete with the Ford Fairlane line with the Chevelle. The main idea was to bring back the car concept to the popular 55 through 57 model lines.
Chevelle came in a four-door hardtop, called a Sport Sedan and were available from 1966 through 1972.
The two-door station was available in 1964 and 1965 in the 300 series a bottom of the line version.
The station wagons were sold with what was billed as exclusive nameplates: Nomad, Nomad Custom, Greenbrier, Concours, and Concours Estate.
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Chevrolet’s entry into the muscle car market began with the Chevelle SS. Beginning in 64 and 65 the Chevelles got a Malibu Badge on the rear quarter panel.
This is the most sought after Badge today on the models and real cars. The famous Z16 option Malibu SS396 of which there were only 201 produced. The Malibu SS badge went away after 65 and some were still sold in Canada.
Beginning in 66 the Chevelle SS396 a very high performance with its own line of high power engines and performance equipment in power ranges from 325 all the way to 375 hp.
These Chevelle’s make a great addition to vintage model car collections because some of them are very rare.
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 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 Model Kit 6052 New In Box 67  US $1.04
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 HotWheels 69 Chevelle Car Model 76 244 US $1.56
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 REVELL SNAP TITE NO 85 1932 70 CHEVELLE SS 454 MODEL KIT US $1.99
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 HOT WHEELS 2 50 2012 NEW MODELS 64 CHEVY CHEVELLE SS 2012 NEW MODEL US $2.00
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 HOT WHEELS 2010 NEW MODEL 67 CHEVELLE SS 396 N US $2.25
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 HOT WHEELS 2009 NEW MODEL 70 CHEVELLE SS WAGON Q US $2.25
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 1969 Chevelle SS Chevrolet 1 64 Scale Die cast Model by Hot Wheels US $3.85
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 Hot Wheels 2010 New Models 1967 Chevy Chevelle SS 396 Diecast Model US $3.95
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 66 7 CHEVELLE MODEL CAR PARTS US $3.99
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