- Car Location: Florida
- 383 450 hp stroker engine
- Full tubular suspension with coil overs
- Quick ratio steering box
- Tremec 3550 5 speed
- Hydraulic clutch
- Full sound system
- 4 wheel disc brakes
- Power steering and brakes
- Less than 1000 miles on full body off restoration
Many consider the Chevrolet Chevelle, as Chevrolet’s star in an otherwise waning era. The Chevelle is a mid-sized vehicle with a slew of body options, engine configurations, and designs. The Chevelle’s design is a dream for most people to own nowadays, just as it was when Chevrolet introduced it in 1963. Produced through 1978, the Chevrolet has amassed a cult following, and such is a highly desirable car. What we have to offer is a second-generation 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle with less than 1,000 miles on the clock after a full body restoration, and available to be seen in the Sunshine State, Florida.
Exterior and Interior
Considering that this 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle has undergone an extensive full body-off restoration, the applied paint called Cortez Silver shimmers in the sunlight. Dual racing stripes in black run along the full length of the car for an added touch of sportiness. The hood of this Chevelle is special, as it has the hood induction along with the “COWL INDUCTION” lettering on the sides of the vent, a pair of hood pins are also in place. A set of 5-spoke aftermarket wheels grace the Chevelle, giving it a predatory stance. The interior is bedecked in black leather along with chrome trims. Pride of place is taken up by the vintage-style 3-spoke steering wheel in aluminum. Behind the steering wheel lurks a set of aftermarket gauges from AutoMeter done in yellow and carbon fiber. The center console is a bare minimum affair save for the A/C controls and the modern Kenwood sound system. On the subject of sound systems, it is reported that the car hosts a full sound system.
Engine
The second generation of the Chevelle was bestowed with a dizzying array of engine and transmission options. This 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle is powered by a 383 Stroker engine whilst mated to a Tremec 3550 5-speed manual transmission with a hydraulic clutch. All this makes this Chevelle produce over 450hp of power reportedly. Suspension is comprised of a full tubular suspension with coil-overs. Enhanced steering is courtesy of a quick ratio steering box with power steering. Power brakes with all-around disks assure excellent stopping power.
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