The Chevelle entered a new chapter for 1973, bringing fresh styling
while retaining the V8-powered character that had defined
Chevrolet's midsize lineup. This very original 1973 Chevelle is a
strong example of that transition, finished in its correct Green
Gold Poly and believed to have traveled only 40,000 miles.
Under the hood is the numbers-matching 350 cubic inch V8, paired
with a Turbo-Hydramatic 350 three-speed automatic transmission.
Power is sent through a GM 10-bolt rear end with highway-friendly
gearing, making this '73 Chevelle well suited for relaxed cruising.
Dual exhaust provides the familiar small block sound, while power
steering and power brakes with front discs add welcome ease behind
the wheel.
The Green Gold Poly exterior gives the car a distinctly early-'70s
appearance, complemented by 15-inch Chevy Rally wheels with beauty
rings and center caps. Brand-new 245/60R15 Cooper Cobra Radial GT
tires complete the stance.
Inside, the two-tone green split-bench seat interior continues the
period color combination and maintains the car's largely original
personality. Rather than being heavily modified over the years,
this Chevelle presents as a well-preserved piece of Chevrolet
history.
For enthusiasts drawn to a 70s Chevelle, originality can be just as
appealing as horsepower. With its numbers-matching 350, 40,000
original miles, correct colors, and classic Rally wheels, this 1973
Chevelle offers a chance to experience Chevrolet's midsize V8
formula as it was enjoyed more than five decades ago!
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