1967 Chevrolet Chevelle

Description

Yes this is a blue-on-blue 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle with big-block power, four on the floor, and A/C. So we won't blame you if you skip ahead and call us now, but everyone else can continue to read the rest of the details.

This is the kind of muscle car the draws attention and makes others jealous. It starts with recent professional application of the legendary Chevelle color Marina Blue. Add to that brightwork in all the right places like extra wide bumpers, within the correct SS dual power bulge hood, and the trim that outlines every inch of glass. Everything else is covered in the super slick clearcoat that highlights the quality and straightness of this coupe's body. But there's plenty of brawn behind this beauty. It's instantly apparent in elements like the aggressive stance, SS/Super Sport badging on every side, and American Racing Torq Thrust wheels.

While the exterior restoration is top quality, you know the whole budget wasn't blown there. One look inside, and you'll see all the features you could ever want in a muscle car. The deep blue on the seats, doors, carpets, and dash are all products of a good restoration. These have the correct appearance of the upgraded factory bucket seats, which makes them an attention-getter today. This package also gets a center console to frame the bright gearshift and custom tach. Everyone can enjoy features like the AM/FM radio that has a period-correct knob style appearance, but it has been adapted for modern Bluetooth and iPod hookups. Plus, there's ice-cold air conditioning. But the best treats are reserved for the driver. You get a Grant sports steering wheel, and beyond that is the 60s-cool extra wide speedometer. There's also a full set of auxiliary gauges so you can keep an eye on what's going on in the engine bay.

Lift the hood and see the best upgrade of them all. The callouts on the SS badges were certainly not lying, but the 396 cubic-inch big-block Chevy V8 is only part of the story. Beyond just looking amazing, this powerplant has less than 200 miles on its full performance build. It includes upgrades such as new aluminum heads, high-performance cam, Comp Cams roller rockers, and race prep Holley 760 CFM four-barrel carburetor. In fact, there are too many new components to list all of them here, but give us a call, and we'll happily go over all the restoration receipts to tell you all about the huge investment into this big-block Chevelle. Just know that this one has been built to make a monster 450 hp, and it has all the right pieces to back it up including a new aluminum radiator and braded steel hoses. If you look at the undercarriage pictures, you'll notice how fresh the setup looks, and that's because the installation is only a few months old. You'll love the roar this one make when it exhales through the performance headers on its way through the dual exhaust. But more than just making an intimidating noise, this one knows how to get its power to the ground. The four-speed manual was rebuilt and upgraded at the same time as the motor to handle the kind of force now produced by the V8. Control over this Chevelle is no problem thanks to power steering, front disc brakes, and modern Goodyear Eagle GTII tires at all four corners.

This is an intimidating big-block coupe that has the exact right look, features, and sound to back it up. You're not the only one who's been looking for a turnkey 396 Chevelle like this, so we know it won't last long in our showroom. Call today!!!