1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS


It isn't extravagant, imported, or fattening, but man will you like it.

Now that we've told you what it isn't, let us tall you what it ts. This is an SS 396, a machine for the guy who'd rather drive than fly: a Chevelle with a 396-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet V8 that produces 325 hp in standard form. 360 hp in a special form you con order, and 375 hp in extra-special form.

It's a Chevelle with such added bits of refinement as stifter springs and shock absorbers, red stripe tires and a 3-speed transmission with floor-mounted shift. All standard, of course, to make it go where it's pointed.

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