In the annals of the autoverse, few names inspire as much
intimidation and respect as the Chevelle. One look at this 1971
Chevrolet Chevelle SS Tribute, and despite being out of production
since 1977, it's easy to see why this car has left an indelible
mark on enthusiasts worldwide. Fully repainted in a brilliant
Cranberry Red, complemented by a set of full-length black painted
SS stripes to go along with its vinyl hood and pinned
cowl-induction hood, this Super Sport shows off the aggressive
lines of the Chevelle from any angle.
Inside, we find a clean Sandlewood vinyl interior. A room
split-bench seat offers plenty of space, while a power-assisted,
four-spoke steering wheel sits just ahead of a six-pod gauge
cluster. A stock-looking AC Delco AM/FM head unit handles
soundtrack duties, while air conditioning provides a comfortable
cabin for all passengers.
Under the hood, we find a clean engine bay with a 402-cubic-inch
V-8 engine on display in all its glory. Topped with a single
four-barrel Carter Quadrajet carburetor, while spent gases are
expelled through a true dual exhaust. That power is routed through
a column-shifted TH400 three-speed automatic transmission before
being sent to a 12-bolt rear end, which translates those ponies to
the pavement via a set of 15-inch wheels with Chevrolet-logo center
caps, shod with modern 225/70R-15 Goodyear tires.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Full Cranberry Red Repaint
• Black Racing Stripes
• Cowl Hood
• Hood Pins
• 402ci V8
• Carter Four Barrel Carb
• TH400 Three Speed Auto
• 12 Bolt Rear
• Power Brakes
• Front Disc Brakes
• Sandlewood Vinyl Interior
• Split Bench Seat
• Delco AM/FM
• Original Build Sheet
• Owner's Manual
This 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS rides on a factory-style
suspension, while power brakes with front discs are ready to scrub
off speed at a moment's notice. If you have been looking for a
sinister-looking big-block monster from the Golden Age of muscle
cars, then look no further because this is the car for you. Don't
wait, call today!
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