#super sport
Cruising down the street in my 64
Okay, not a typical definition of a muscle car, but I love this 1966 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport! Loooong, boat-like body and hubcaps, but look at that 396 / 325 horsepower rat big block seething under the hood! And a 4speed to boot! (Muncie? Probably.) And bucket seats. And check out the gauge cluster on the console. I’d love to know if it’s a Muncie close ratio or wide ratio as well as the rearend differential. This car looks like your grandmother’s grocery-getter. But from redlight to redlight, it’ll surprise that other person beside you!
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1969 Super Sport convertible Chevelle at a local car show the other weekend in “Garnet Red.” This car is a 396 and the owner wasn’t around so I don’t know the horsepower, if it’s a 402 block or the differential. It is an automatic so I assume it’s a turbo-400. This is a nicely optioned car with the convertible roof, automatic, tilt wheel and air conditioning. The girl is for sale too as you can barely see the sign on the dash.
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I may have posted this 1970 Chevelle before, but it’s a gorgeous car with a lot of options. Take a look at the placard. The owner said he’ll sell it too. LS-5 454 / 360 horsepower, turbo 400 automatic transmission, 3.31 gearing with a 12-bolt, vinyl roof, air conditioning and power windows and locks. Of course, a “bitchin’ red” paint job (GM cranberry red). The flag is on the truck behind the Chevelle.
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Spotless 1966 Chevelle Super Sport with a 396 / 360 horsepower factory rat motor connected to a Muncie with a Hurst shifter. Not sure of the rearend gearing or the Muncie type. But this car is absolutely breathtaking!
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A reader submitted this gorgeous 1968 convertible Camaro. They said it was an original 327 car but now has a crate 350 and has an automatic transmission. I really like the striping on this car. Notice the L82 hood as well as the factory rally wheels.
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