True 138 SS Chevelle! 496 Stroker Big Block w/ 4 Speed Manual, Front Discs, Fast

Condition:	Used
Make:	Chevrolet
Model:	Chevelle
SubModel:	SS 396
Type:	Coupe
Trim:	SS 396
Year:	1967
Mileage:	2196
VIN:	138177K118356
Color:	Yellow
Engine:	496
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Interior color:	Black
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Fort Worth, Texas, United States

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Description of 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396

Man, is there anything more American than a Big Block Chevelle SS with a bright paint job and a cackling dual exhaust? This stealthy Daytona Yellow 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle is a real code 138 SS 4-speed sport coupe, and packs a burly 496 V8 stroker V8, high-visibility paint, and a gorgeous restored interior. Fully restored with the pictures and an issue of Muscle Car Review magazine to prove it, this is a potent A-body with a ton of style that's available for a lot less than what it would cost to duplicate the restoration.
Daytona Yellow is an upgrade from this car's original color, and combined with the big block under the hood, it's pretty evident the builders of this monster really know how to make an entrance. Restored to a high driver-quality standard, this real-deal SS hardtop is simply dazzling in person, with super-straight bodywork that emphasizes the Chevelle's long rear quarters and unique C-pillar treatment. Gaps are good all around, and the paint is much better than even the best finish available in 1967. Sure, it's been driven a little bit so there are a couple minor signs of use here and there, but could you actually resist the call of that motor is this beauty was in you garage? I think I'd probably pull it down my driveway to check the mail, just to have an excuse to fire this sucker up each day. All the correct SS details are there, too, including the blacked-out tail panel, fluted taillights, and the trick hood with simulated vents that were a Chevy trademark for years. Bright chrome bumpers were installed, all the remaining stainless and brightwork is polished to match, and badges and emblems were installed in the original locations. There's also finned rocker panel trim running from tire-to-tire at each profile, offering just enough contrast to really make the vivid yellow paint finish really pop.
The slick black bucket interior was all restored to original condition as well, with fresh and supportive seat covers that match the original patterns exactly. The slick center console houses a chrome shifter topped with an 8-ball for the 4-speed manual gearbox underneath, as well as the optional clock, which is a cool little detail. All the original gauges are intact with super crisp, bright restored faces and are augmented by a couple auxiliary gauges under the dash and a cleverly-mounted AutoMeter tachometer off to the right side of the steering column where it's useful for the driver's sight line, but not a dominant part of the dÃƒÂ©cor. Newer black carpets, reproduction door panels, a black dash pad, and a taut headliner give it a showroom fresh look inside that plays off the yellow-painted metal parts inside the cabin. The only notable deviations from stock are a retro-style AM/FM stereo and upgraded speakers, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, and seatbelts front and rear, but these are subtle changes that flow perfectly with the theme inside. Inside the neatly painted trunk, you'll find a reproduction mat and a full-sized spare tire wrapped around a matching American Racing Torque Thrust wheel.
Under the hood is a symphony of violence: a thumping 496 stroker big block that's been fully rebuilt with a forged steel crank, healthy cam that provides a noticeable lope, and a set of Edelbrock aluminum heads. Using a Holley 4-barrel carburetor atop an Edelbrock intake manifold and an MSD ignition, it fires up with a snarl, and idles in a way that lets you know there's big horsepower on tap, with an aluminum radiator keeping the whole show nice and cool. Externally, however, it looks ready for show, with lots of dress-up on the block, including chrome Chevrolet valve covers, a chrome open-element air cleaner, along with a chrome alternator that all pop out from the black inner fenders and yellow firewall. The 4-speed manual transmission shifts great and spins a 10-bolt rear end that is up to the task of handling all that horsepower. The chassis is super solid and nicely detailed and features long-tube headers that feed an H-pipe dual exhaust system with Flowmaster mufflers that sounds awesome. Classic American Racing Torque Thrust wheels are period-perfect and wear fat 245/45/17 front and 275/40/17 rear Goodyear Eagle radials.
You couldn't duplicate this car for the asking price, and it's a fast, reliable, highly detailed SS that will win fans wherever it goes. Call now!
This car has a clean Texas title with the Remarks: Rebuilt Salvage - Loss Unknown and had to pass anti-theft and safety inspections or other jurisdiction procedures, to ensure the vehicle was rebuilt to required safety standards.