By 1966, the Chevelle had undergone a significant redesign, featuring a more aggressive stance and additional options like dual exhaust and cruise control. These enhancements further solidified the ...

1966 marked the year when Chevrolet increased the Chevelle SS to a standalone series, a decision later reversed in 1969, reverting the SS 396 to a package option for the Chevelle. Chevrolet’s ...

In 1966, a Chevrolet Chevelle SS would cost between $2,300-$3,000, but today prices range from $34,000 to $187,000, making them highly sought-after collector cars. The 1966 Chevelle SS had one ...

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Though the 396-cubic-inch V-8 was an incredibly rare option in 1965, the SS 396 rolled out in 1966 as its own more comprehensive, muscle-oriented trim level (or “series,” in Chevrolet-speak). That was ...

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As the two brothers pulled into the parking lot, Ken spotted a 1966 Chevelle SS just like the one he regrettably sold oh-so-long-ago. There was no snow on the ground at that time, but a nice ...

1966 was the first year when the Chevelle SS 396 was sold as separate series, with Chevrolet then changing its mind and reverting the decision in 1969. The lineup was originally offered with three ...

For the 1966 model year, the Chevy Chevelle SS 396 became a series unto itself, with its own unique VIN numbers beginning with 13817 for hardtops and 13867 for convertibles. The Chevelle SS came ...

30 Apr 2025, 13:22 UTC · By: Elena Luchian / This 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS was supposed to be someone's dream car. Instead, it turned out to be a mechanical nightmare Superb 1966 Chevy Chevelle ...