The '69 Chevrolet Chevelle market offers a wide array of engine options with prices ranging from $40,000 to $90,000 depending on condition. Rarity is a factor that determines value for the '69 ...

Greg Tolles of Shelbyville, Michigan, was unimpressed when, as a 14-year-old, his father, Dick, showed him a '69 Chevelle SS 396 he'd come across. The front end was a total wreck after a collision.

Chevrolet started selling the Chevelle SS 396 as a separate series back in 1966, but this plan worked for only two years, as the car once again became an optional package for model year 1969.

Look, I get it. The bubble has burst as far as the used car market is concerned, allowing more people to dictate what happens to ultra-expensive cars at auction. It’s bad news for sellers of ...

In this day and age, when money is tight and the economy forces us to tighten our belts, we're all about free horsepower. While the big stroker fat-block is cool, along with that honking 6-71 ...

But it wasnt always like that. It says here on the tech sheet notes he wrote that I ran across my 69 Chevelle in a local paper. I really wasnt looking for a car at the time, since I had this crazy ...

A car crash on U.S. 30 on Sunday evening killed the passenger in a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS. The driver of the other car received non-life-threatening injuries. The crash prompted investigators ...

Meanwhile, the 1969 Chevelle SS was only available with a big-block ... but is lighter by about 400 pounds, while the ’69 is also heavier up front, making it harder to launch cleanly.

In that light, the first optional engine offering for '69 Chevelle SS 396 customers was the upgraded L34 engine. It's very similar to the base engine except for an added steel crankshaft and a ...