Chevelle, 1964-1972

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1. Anonymous says:

   June 4, 2010 at 7:34 am

   This book has glaring factual inaccuracy in the review of some models of Chevelle. This book is hardly the right, but mistakes and bad decisions of vehicles subject to prior models function is inexcusable. Beautiful images of (some flaws) cars. The author obviously does not know much Chevelles. It seems to be constantly quoting somebody who thinks they do. The author obviously has a lack of knowledge rather than to be working when he received incorrect information, I had no way of asking and he immediately accepted as accurate. I hope it’s not a journalist working for my local newspaper! Rating: 1 / 5
2. Anonymous says:

   June 4, 2010 at 8:42 am

   This book offers many notes of historical interest in the design and development of the Chevelle line. If you are looking for the story behind the car and the exceptional photos, I recommend this book. Rating: 4 / 5
3. Anonymous says:

   June 4, 2010 at 11:05 am

   It should be a clear warning when, in the preface, the author acknowledges that not much of an enthusiast Chevelle. This fact is clearly illustrated in the book of information on research and inaccuracies some obvious facts. The photography is beautiful, but most cars Chevelles, especially the 64 and 65 have obvious inaccuracies photo restoration and original are very probably wrong. A particularly poor black and white is 65 Malibu SS 65 El Camino, which is both obvious defects and inaccuracies in their restorations. Authors and publishers have a responsibility to present its world-class vehicle in books such as this. This publication is intended only irresponsible continue to confuse the fans in the world of false and misleading. Indeed, the editor could have found a more qualified author and the author and the publisher can find some examples of photography. Do not get me wrong, most of the vehicles shown are examples Chevelle wonders of the world is just that some are not. The book is well written (except for errors of fact) and has a great picture, but research and journalistic integrity and euthusiast are sorely lacking. Rating: 1 / 5
4. Anonymous says:

   June 4, 2010 at 1:49 pm

   A beautifully illustrated and extensively studied the history of the Chevrolet Chevelle. color glossy photos showing the interior of each year and foreign body styles. The bright orange lights Chevy engines since the early Super Sports, ‘s COPO, Yenko, and the legendary LS6 454 cubic inch monsters. Mueller integrates the performance reports of the magazine Hot Rod, Super Stock and Drag Illustrated, muscular, and other automotive magazines to show how early Chevelles battery against other muscle cars. Quality materials and production: ExcellentNumber pages: 128Size: 9 “x 10 1 / 2″ Total images: 129-89-color black and white: General Motors 40Original Materials: Advertising on reprints: June-technical diagrams: 8 – Photo Illustration: 24Table of Contents: Chapter 1, Introduction, Bow-Tie Bloodlines Chapter 2, 1964 Connect the gap in Chapter 3, 1965, Chapter 4 A to Z, 1966-1967 Big Block No. Block Chapter 5 , 1968-1969, the long and short chapter 6, 1970, madman Chapter 7, 1971-1972, New RoadCharts: 1. Comparison of Physics, 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe with the February 1964 Chevelle Sport Coupe. Super Sport Specifications Engine for option number, cubic inches, the power, torque, compression 3. Production figures by year and Super Sport engine index of 101 references to topics insideTom Wilson is the archivist of the team and moderator of the web Chevelle newsgroup alt. cars. Chevelle Rating: 5 / 5