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The Chevelle is arguably the most sought after of all muscle cars. Beginning production in 1964 it was very similar in size and concept to the ever popular 55-57 Chevy-s. Much like those cars the Chevelle has a cult like following today with the first generations being the most sought after. This 65 is a great example of using one of these A body-s as a platform to build a cool classic street Machine. Probably the first thing to catch your attention is the gold metallic paint; it really pops when out in the sunlight. Finishing the classic look is a set of chrome Cragar SS wheels. Pop the hood and this is where the real fun begins. The 355 CID engine was never offered in a -65 Chevelle making this a custom build. The Holley carb sitting on top of the high flow intake keeps this healthy cammed up V8 fed. Naturally you are going to have quite a bit of spent gasses coming out so the dual exhaust to take care of that perfectly. Not only do they look good but when being fed through the true dual exhaust the sound is something to die for. Inside the interior...

The Chevrolet Chevelle is a mid-sized automobile which was produced by Chevrolet in three generations for the 1964 through 1977 model years. Part of the General Motors A-Body platform, the Chevelle was one of Chevrolet's most successful nameplates. Super Sport versions were produced through the 1973 model year. The Malibu, was considered the top of the line model through 1972. This 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle looks incredible and is a pure dream to drive. Powered by a rebuilt 350ci V8 mated to a rebuilt 350 THM automatic transmission. The Red exterior paint looks fantastic and the Beige interior is very clean and comfortable. Keeping you cool while enjoying this hot car...

1965 was a big year for Chevrolet. The MKIV Big Block was introduced that was without question, a game changer for the muscle car. The Gateway Arch in St Louis, Missouri was completed, President Lyndon B. Johnson announces his program to create Medicare and for you ladies out there, the soap opera 'Days of Our Lives' debuted.

This 1965 Chevrolet Chevelle is painted in the traditional bright red over black vinyl interior. Power comes from a 350 small block Chevy with a 3 speed automatic sending the power to the rear. Options include AM/FM radio with cassette, Power brakes, Power steering, seat belts, vinyl interior and radial tires. This car spent most of its life out on the...

Don-t let the number of doors deceive you, this is not your average family car from yesteryear. This is an American classic ready to rip up the street or strip. Powered by an impressive 383 Stroker, this V8 features an 11/1 compression ratio! Featuring a Skip White Super Stroker rotating assembly with forged Wiseco pistons, SCAT 9000 cast crank, Melling select oil pum, 6 inch rods, Skip White HEI Distributor, Quick Fuel Slayer 750cfm carburetor and an Edelbrock RPM Air Gap Intake just to name a few things! Listen to the heavenly sound of exhaust flowing through the set of headers and shift the three-speed automatic TH350 transmission via the B&M ratchet shifter! Add a Posi rear with 373 Yukon gears to the equation and don-t be surprised if you need to make a trip to the tire store after having some fun in this mean Machine!

Comfortably sit four passengers in this great ride and cruise to the next show with the windows down! Light blue vinyl bench seats are spacious and pair beautifully with the crisp white paint that wraps around the iconic Chevy. In addition to the stock gauges, a Sun Pro 8,000...

The Chevelle was started off the Malibu platform to be an excellent daily driver and a true family car, and was built with a trim package known as the Chevelle. This would later be taken off as a trim and made into its own model in the later 1960's. This Chevelle here is a true work of art, and was restored to look exactly like it would have off the showroom floor in 1965. The engine is a very well running 230 cubic inch inline 6, which although wasn't famous for it's horsepower, it does make up for undeniable reliability. The transmission is your classic column shift called 'Three on the Tree', which goes in and out of gear very cleanly and effficiently, making this car a fantastic daily driver. The car has been upgraded where it counts, with tubular control arms in the front suspension, and new shocks all the way around. The interior is a beautiful turquoise vinyl bench seat in both the front and rear, with the classic styling across the dashboard. The good news is, the car was upgraded with a CD player in the glove box, giving you modern sound quality out of the speakers, but...