While a first-generation Chevrolet Chevelle built in the United States isn’t necessarily a rare find these days, not the same thing can be said about the Canadian version, which was assembled at the ...

The name Roadster Shop is synonymous with pushing the envelope when it comes to building cars and designing the parts that go into them. The goal of Phil and Jeremy Gerber's family-owned business has ...

We have this long, tall drink of water on our staff who reminds me of Troy Trepanier, the owner of this incredibly detailed '66 Chevelle. As I recall, "Too Tall" Ganahl's first car once belonged to ...

Ayush's love for all things automotive started with his grandfather's old Suzuki. This early initiation has transformed into a passion for cars that he now chooses to express through his words. But ...

It's a story we've heard time and time again. Guy buys muscle car. Guy plans to restore muscle car. Life happens. Car gets sidelined. Mark Campbell's 1966 Chevelle fell into that age-old paradox.

Q: Hey Greg I just read where you said that in 1966, the Chevelle SS396 was maybe the most popular boulevard cruiser of the day. I agree, and would love to hear your stories about this great muscle ...

Q: Hi Greg. I had a 1966 Chevelle 396 with 360 horsepower. It had a 4-speed and thanks to your articles I now know what a “138” Chevelle is. Prior to your columns, I didn’t know that a Chevelle ...

The ‘60s were an exciting era for muscle car lovers. For Chevrolet, and specifically the Chevelle, 1966 was a turn-around year for the model thanks to the A-body design that, to date, still ropes in ...

A: Glad to help, Ed. The Chevelle debuted in 1964 when Chevrolet decided to add a midsize to its car lineup that included Corvette, Corvair, Chevy II and the full size Biscayne, Belair and Impala ...

Q: Greg, can you tell me a little about the Chevelle and its history up to 1970 and also how many 1968 Chevelle models were produced, overall? Which 1968 is most valuable? Which Chevelle would you ...