"Big Boy Big Block"

The Chevelle was a mid-size model that was produced over a few generations starting in 1964. The second generation is arguably the most popular and featured a distinctly sculpted “coke bottle” body with tapered fenders and a rear quarter kick up. A variety of engines were on offer but the most potent and powerful being the 454cid V8 in the SS. The 1970 model year brought a host of changes such as a squared up front fascia and revised options. The quad headlights are probably the most well regarded Chevelle feature and typically hold the highest value.

Featuring a desirable big block 454cid V8 engine that is not numbers matching and an automatic transmission, this Chevelle is a stunner. A bunch of functional upgrades include MSD ignition, aluminum Edelbrock intake, Hooker headers, Autogauge gauges along with factory gauges, aluminum radiator, electric cooling fan, 15 inch Cragar wheels. The car has a cowl induction hood, front bucket seats, center console, tilt steering column, power brakes and power steering.

The red exterior over black interior show very well. The chrome is in excellent condition and has nothing to hide. This is an excellent car for the money!