The Chevelle two-door wagon was sold alongside its four-door sibling in 1964 and ’65 only. This frame-off restoration started as a ’64 but the builder swapped in a ’65 front clip.

In 1964 Chevy introduced the mid-size Chevelle to fill a gap in its model line-up. Sharing the same 115-inch wheelbase as their hugely successful '55-'57 vehicles, this new model was the Bow Tie ...

By year/make/model, the 1970 Chevelle is more popular than any other Chevy besides the 1967–69 Camaro and the ’57 Bel Air. Any car show or cruise-in is bound to have one, or five. Yet […] ...

The 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS, called the SS396, was a celebrated Chevy musclecar featuring a range of 396 ci Chevrolet engines including the L34, L35, and L78 - Super Chevy Magazine ...

Non-SS Chevelles could be ordered with three optional V8s, two with a displacement of 327 cubic inches and producing 250 and 275 horsepower. The top offered 325 horsepower.

The total Chevelle production for the model year 1968 came down to nearly 465,000 units, and unsurprisingly, the V8-powered cars accounted for the lion’s share with over 382,000 vehicles.