The 1971 model year witnessed several notable changes in the Chevelle lineup, starting with GM's attention to simplifying the offering. The 300 Deluxe waved goodbye to buyers, and the new base model ...

1971 did not witness the debut of a new Chevelle generation, but I totally understand why some people believe it did. Chevrolet rolled out a massive redesign that included new headlights, restyled ...

For generations, the horsepower disease has been passed down from father to son time and time again. Building a street machine or a race car takes more than one set of hands, and nine times out of 10, ...

Can you handle this muscle car? For so many, the Chevelle is the ultimate muscle car. Maybe it’s because GM never brought it back and so it’s romanticized, or the fact it was so well-built that ...

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It's not every day you find a car on eBay and purchase it for half the price the owner was asking. But if you can pull it off, it leaves you that much more dough to turn it into the daily driver of ...

Polished to perfection, this A-bodyrestomod sticks to its vintage roots while adding just enough hot rod flair. If there was ever a car that epitomized American Muscle, it would arguably be the second ...

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The Chevy Chevelle SS is nothing short of a muscle car legend, offering classic, sinewy good looks, and impressive performance for its day. Now, we’re taking it back to the early ‘70s for a drag race ...

Stratos Colman appreciates a rare car. Hes sitting on 87 Buick GNX Serial Number 17, and he owns a pair of Mecham-prepped F-bodies: a silver 98 T/A ragtop, and the first 2000 Z29R (as seen in the May ...

MORRISON — NHRA pro stock driver Deric Kramer is defined by a 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS, a car he rebuilt at age 15 in 2000 so he could drive it to Sterling High School once he obtained his license.