Chevy Chevelle: The Best Collectors Crave
The movie "Drive" may not win any Oscars, but Ryan Gosling's choice of ride - the 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle - certainly has the attention of auto enthusiasts. Here are the top five Chevrolet Chevelle models, courtesy of Bold Ride.
Chevy Chevelle recognition
With the 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle, the American national fuel crisis was not missed at all. However, it did miss the muscle car era that the U.S. went through. It is a lot like Gosling's character in the film though. His character gets the job done without having to add in any additional tricks. The Chevrolet Chevelle also gets the job done by being a muscle car without having any extra or flashy things added to it.
The Chevrolet Chevelle began production in 1964 and ended a decade later. In 1970, many claim the strongest rated factory muscle car ever was being produced with the SS 454 version. The Chevelle was killed by 1973 though when the public stopped wanting the car regardless of the tries to keep the Chevelle alive from Yenko, Nickey and Baldwin-Motion.
#5 - 1964 Malibu SS 327 L76 goes here
Right out of the gate, Chevrolet made noise with this Super Sport model, which was powered by a 365 hp, 327 cubic inch L76 engine made by Corvette. Only a little number of these Malibu vehicles made it to the street, but those who got their hands on one no doubt enjoyed the lightweight chassis and the high-powered, small-block power plant.
#4 - 1966 Chevelle SS 396 L78
This year, more Chevrolet Chevelles were produced as it became a mainstream automobile, according to Bold Ride. It had an L78 cubic inch big-block that got 375 hp. The horsepower was great despite the truth that it had little gas mileage. It had a Mark IV big-block motor to help with that.
# 3 - Here is the 1965 Malibu SS 396 Z16
There were only 200 hardtops and 1 convertible produced of this vehicle. It got 375 horsepower and was one that everybody wanted.
# 2 - Next is the 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS6
With no displacement cap, the Chevrolet Chevelle was able to get a ton of adventure and 450 horsepower. This was good for the 454 cubic inch engine that the 1970 automobile had.
#1 - Picking the 1969 Chevelle COPO 9562
Leading up to the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle beast listed at number two, there was the COPO Chevelle, a Central Office Production Order. The COPO process was a way for dealers to get around the 400 cubic inch limit at the time, and the this rare vehicle boasted 427 cubic inches that produced 425 hp. Few people have an inkling of the history of COPO vehicles, as they don't show up in the standard catalog. They have their own.
A video clip of the 1970 version
Chevy Chevelle recognition
With the 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle, the American national fuel crisis was not missed at all. However, it did miss the muscle car era that the U.S. went through. It is a lot like Gosling's character in the film though. His character gets the job done without having to add in any additional tricks. The Chevrolet Chevelle also gets the job done by being a muscle car without having any extra or flashy things added to it.
The Chevrolet Chevelle began production in 1964 and ended a decade later. In 1970, many claim the strongest rated factory muscle car ever was being produced with the SS 454 version. The Chevelle was killed by 1973 though when the public stopped wanting the car regardless of the tries to keep the Chevelle alive from Yenko, Nickey and Baldwin-Motion.
#5 - 1964 Malibu SS 327 L76 goes here
Right out of the gate, Chevrolet made noise with this Super Sport model, which was powered by a 365 hp, 327 cubic inch L76 engine made by Corvette. Only a little number of these Malibu vehicles made it to the street, but those who got their hands on one no doubt enjoyed the lightweight chassis and the high-powered, small-block power plant.
#4 - 1966 Chevelle SS 396 L78
This year, more Chevrolet Chevelles were produced as it became a mainstream automobile, according to Bold Ride. It had an L78 cubic inch big-block that got 375 hp. The horsepower was great despite the truth that it had little gas mileage. It had a Mark IV big-block motor to help with that.
# 3 - Here is the 1965 Malibu SS 396 Z16
There were only 200 hardtops and 1 convertible produced of this vehicle. It got 375 horsepower and was one that everybody wanted.
# 2 - Next is the 1970 Chevelle SS 454 LS6
With no displacement cap, the Chevrolet Chevelle was able to get a ton of adventure and 450 horsepower. This was good for the 454 cubic inch engine that the 1970 automobile had.
#1 - Picking the 1969 Chevelle COPO 9562
Leading up to the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle beast listed at number two, there was the COPO Chevelle, a Central Office Production Order. The COPO process was a way for dealers to get around the 400 cubic inch limit at the time, and the this rare vehicle boasted 427 cubic inches that produced 425 hp. Few people have an inkling of the history of COPO vehicles, as they don't show up in the standard catalog. They have their own.
A video clip of the 1970 version
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