1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Clone

Description

Everything you want in a classic - all the right features, an aggressive Super Sport appearance, and an exceptionally wonderful small-block V8 sound. This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle is one of those coupes you'll fall in love with instantly.

Marina Blue never looks wrong on a Chevy of any kind, but the mid-year Chevelles look especially sleek with their long, unadorned appearance. It's nice to see all the right indicators for performance, ranging from the SS grille to the crossed-flag emblems on the front fenders warning potential predators that there's a nasty surprise waiting for them. No stripes, no vinyl roof, no add-ons, just a clean, sleek Chevelle that looks fast just sitting still. Lots of the trim is new, including the bumpers, and much of the stainless detail work, so it truly shines when you roll it out of the garage into the sunlight. Even the glass was recently replaced, including new gaskets, weather-stripping, and felts added within the last few years.

Inside is exactly what you want to see in a coupe like this. Pristine black vinyl on the seats, doors, and dash, with just the right amount of excellent exterior blue mixed in for a cool accent. Plus, everyone loves the look of that B&M sports shifter brightly standing out in the middle. It might look like this was lifted higher for better prominence, but it's also a practical upgrade that makes it more comfortable to drive. Speaking of comfort, this Chevelle also comes with ice cold air conditioning that runs on modern R-134a for easy servicing. Factory gauges cover speed and fuel level, but with a car like this, you know that's not sufficient. So a set of auxiliary gauges went under the dash while still in your sight-line. And don't worry about entertainment, because if you get tired of the V8 torque under your right foot, there's an AM/FM stereo radio in the dash that fits so neatly you'd almost swear it was factory-installed.

The 283 cubic-inch V8 packs a nice punch with plenty of performance upgrades...and boy does it sound like its got a big pop. There's lots of new equipment underneath the skin too, including a new master cylinder, Hotchkiss sway bars, upgraded rear control arms, and new Positraction rear end running a 3.73 ratio, so it's ready to go. The dual exhaust with glasspack-style mufflers certainly knows how to get attention. Plus, those shiny chrome wheels and fat 225/60/15 BF Goodrich tires set it all off perfectly. While all these are aggressive touches, this one is still a comfortable cruiser, with features like a desirable 700R4 four-speed overdrive automatic transmission, power steering, and front disc brakes.

Clean turn-key Chevelles are getting harder to find all the time, and if you're looking to just get in and start having fun, this one represents a very attractive way to do it. Call now!!