Price My Classic

The Chevelle was part of Chevrolets A-body platform and was in production for model years 1964 through 1977. During its time in production, the Chevelle was one of Chevrolets most successful nameplates and offered different body styles including coupes, sedans, convertibles and station wagons. This Chevelle is from the second generation and included one minor change from 1971 to 1972, the 72- wore a single-unit side marker lights on the front fender. 72- was also the year that the Chevelle had a wide enough appeal to qualify as America-s second best-selling car. This beautiful Chevelle is currently equipped with a massive 454 C. I. D V8 with less than 500 miles on it since the rebuild and a 3 speed automatic transmission to help direct all of the horsepower being produced. Since the car was restored, it has only been driven about 5,000 miles....

This particular Chevelle started life as a Malibu V8, as indicated by the '36' in the 2nd and 3rd positions in the VIN.

The black interior looks well-cared for; showing little signs of its true age. Under the hood you will find a rebuilt 454 CID V8, mated to a rebuilt GM TH400 3-speed automatic transmission. Only a little bit of chrome is needed, as the monster 454 will draw attention all by itself. The 454 has a mild cam, which helps provide some additional grunt without being too difficult to tame for street use; plus it adds a nice lope to the idle. When all 4 venturis on the big Edelbrock 4 barrel carb are mixing air and fuel at full throttle, the sound of the exhaust will bring back memories of the good old days. Hooker competition headers evacuate the spent fossils through a full dual exhaust system that will wake the neighbors if you want to. The GM 10-bolt rear houses a 3. 08:1 ring and pinion gear set; so the car has been kept highway friendly - this Chevelle will cruise around town and down the highways with ease. Inside, the interior has been kept simple and...

Being an iconic staple of the Chevrolet community, the Chevelle was first introduced in the year 1964 having its life span stretch out to the year 1977. One of the reasons why the Chevelle has been an ever-growing popular frenzy is because of the multiple ways these cars were designed. From having a small block to a big block, or having only 2 doors to 4, the Chevelle came in all kinds of sorts and variety almost making no two alike. This Chevelle is painted in a bright red paint, which, given the fact that this car represents classic muscle, may be more aptly referred to as 'Hello Officer' red, or 'Arrest Me' red. One thing is for sure - you won't go unnoticed on the road in this Chevelle. The interior features black vinyl and black carpet to match the black racing stripes on the outside of the car. Under the...

With chromed valve covers and air cleaner both proudly sporting 454 badging, there will be no confusion on what fire breathing beast hides below the cowl induction hood. Backed by a TH400 heavy duty 3-speed automatic transmission, this big block 1972 Chevelle SS for sale is more than eager to throw the power to the ground. The power is transferred through a GM 12-bolt rear end, which is ready for the horsepower and torque this GM has to offer. The sound from the exhaust on this Chevelle is the epitome of late 70s muscle, with a rap and burble that echoes through dual pipes. The exterior is no different, with a nice quality Red paint job that screams muscle car! The black stripes are the icing on the cake, giving this car the look that struck fear into plenty of Fords and MOPARs on the streets back in the 70s. With a factory style Black vinyl roof to complete the nostalgic look of this big block Chevelle for sale, this car is sure to stick out at the shows. The interior is no different, with Black vinyl throughout the cab. Both plush, comfortable, and sporty,...

The classic car hobby is enjoyed by thousands of enthusiasts all over the world. Each has their own reason for purchasing the car they choose. This is the type of car that fills a lot of criteria. Convertible? Check. Snazzy paint job? Check. Muscular engine? Check. Add a full options list and you have the perfect collector's car. This 1967 Chevelle convertible sports a simple and reliable 350 CID V8 engine. Popping the hood on a car like this will bring most people back to a time when cars were able to be owner maintained. Modern cars need special diagnostic equipment, computers, and sensors to maintain. A car like this can be tuned up and dialed in using simple hand tools. The car is finished in a glossy coat of red to catch the eyes of any passerby. What better to compliment the red exterior than white vinyl interior with...