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1965 Chevrolet Impala Impala was still America's favorite car the body was more massive with new flowing lines the Caprice (shown) was a higher end model available with a V-8 only Impala convertibles sold almost a well as the Sport Coupe Cost: $2,780.00 Sting Ray got "shark gill" air vents in '65

1966 Chevrolet Caprice Caprice was Chevy's entry into the luxury car race with easy on the pocket prices and upscale appointments the Caprice attracted swarms of middle class buyers wood grained trim with plush cloth interiors were featured Cost: $3,025.00

1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 369 Muscle cars were all the rage and Chevy had a good one in this new modified Chevelle carrying a big block V-8 with 325hp and up to 375hp optional with clean sharp new lines and a heavy duty chassis this Chevelle was a favorite at the drag strips Cost: $2,795.00

1967 Chevy Camaro with Z-28 package

1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Ford had a pony car so Chevy developed the Camaro though it was no clone of the mustang with unique curvy styling a Rally Sport package was available which included hidden headlights the Z-28 package was for the racing enthusiast with a small block 302cid racing stripes, rally wheels and special red stripe tires Cost: $3,790.00 Camaro Z-28

1968 Chevrolet Corvette No more Sting Ray now just called Corvette it was restyled to be more curvaceous and flashy but kept the same underbody and chassis, some thought that they had ruined the line yet sales increased the coupe had lift off roof panels that made it into a faux ragtop (now called a t-top) also redesigned were the Chevelle and Chevy II Chevy's lineup gave you performance, value or luxury depending on which car you choose Cost: $4,360.00 (T-Top Coupe - shown) Restyled 1968 "Vette"

1969 Chevrolet Camaro Some mild rear fender style changes this year Camaro had so many option packages that would change the appearance of the car that a new look wasn't necessary numerous performance packages were available like the SS-350, SS-369, and Z-28 models this was the last year for a convertible Cost: $2,905.00 (Convertible - shown)

1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Newly remodeled in '68 so it didn't change this year the Chevelle gained wide buyer approval by offering so many choices the SS appealed to high performance drivers while the four door was favored by value conscious families the two door coupe seemed to attract a young demographic Cost: $2,690.00

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