Chevelle fans know about the 70/SS concept ... Just ignore the misspelled Chevrolet emblem on the hood. Read more: The 15 ...

The Chevy Chevelle nameplate was produced between the ... section divided by a thin upper bar holding the Chevrolet Bow Tie logo front and center. The dividing bar leads the eye towards the ...

Some models that were only able to manage the former include icons like the Chevrolet Chevelle, Ford Thunderbird ... Duntov wasn't involved in the iconic emblem design, something that's almost ...

The Chevy Chevelle bowed in August of 1963 for the ... Inside, the Chevelle SS had standard vinyl bucket seats, a center console, an SS emblem on the glovebox door, and either a Powerglide ...

But the emblem to watch for was the one on ... was the hottest combo you could get in the Chevelle until spring of 1965, when Chevy released a limited (201) run of Z16 396-powered Super Sports.

But Smokey had a second Chevelle which he brought out the following year. The political climate had changed by then, and NASCAR didn't want the little Chevy on the track for their big race.

Chevrolet sought a mid-sized offering to slot between its full-sized Impala and compact Nova. The original Chevelle displayed true straight lines, a raked-forward front end, and an initial power ...

In addition to the regular coupe, the last Chevrolet Chevelle was also offered as a ... as highlighted by the SS logo that decorates the grille in these CGIs. But do you dig the styling?