Bold experiment: The rear-engined 1960 Chevrolet Corvair.
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Better than new! 1965 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport up close. Straight-forward grille badge unique to SS replaces “Chevrolet” script.
‘65 and ‘66 Impalas share stage at New York Auto Show debut of 2014 model affirming their preeminence.
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Endora’s latest mischief! Derwood’s 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS dissected in exploded auto show display. Crazy background mural!
Second-year 1965 Chevelle improved with a pointier front-end design in contrast to the blunt face of ‘64. Chevrolet’s modern horizontally-split grille theme makes an early appearance.
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A beatnik hangs out on the trunk of a ‘57 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Sedan. Across the street a ‘59 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan—probably also a Bel Air—accepts a couple of passengers.
Cool photo man!
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Chevrolet video morphs 2014 Impala from ‘65.
Add a little black-out paint to a ‘71 Chevrolet Chevelle and you have a ‘72 model. Other GM intermediates followed suit for a one-year extension of their 1970—71 bodies and sheet metal. The unexpected facelifts were thanks to the 1971 UAW labor strike which delayed the dubiously styled ’73s for a full year.
The handsome ‘72 Chevelle-line improved on its predecessors and was the last great looking Chevelle or Malibu of the 20th Century.
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You better get out of the way! The 1957 Chevrolet “Task Force” trucks had a most aggressive grimace. Snarl!
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All-new 2014 Chevrolet Impala debuts at New York Auto Show on April 4th, 2012. Who knew? Teaser image from Chevrolet—a tease for sure!
Thank you Cliff for the heads up!
1956 Chevrolet Corvette driven by speed-setter and General Motors spokesperson Betty Skelton at Daytona Beach. Awesome image!
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Awesome ChevyVan art “Division” by Brooklyn artist Kevin Cyr.
“A series of twenty vans based on Vandura, Chevy, and Econoline Chateau vans documented in Brooklyn, New York. Oil and silkscreen on panel.”
ChevyVan 1971—77. Enjoy!
(Artist website: http://www.kevincyr.net)
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Someone’s ‘57 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door sedan gets a calling card.
Twin aftermarket mirrors and crazy antenna almost preempt from this blog but another exception can be made. Fun image!
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