Lets see some Chevelle pictures

[Larry Fulton]

Originally Posted by Kelly Petterson

Kelly, I want this car!! "A/S" on the windshield in 1967 when the photo was taken...

Do you know what engine / trans combo was in this car?

Thanks! Larry

[Eddie Rezac]

Originally Posted by Larry Fulton

Kelly, I want this car!! "A/S" on the windshield in 1967 when the photo was taken...

Do you know what engine / trans combo was in this car?

Thanks! Larry

Largest engine available in a 1965 sedan would have been a 350hp, 327 ci.
Eddie Rezac

[Kelly Petterson]

The owner of the car at the time is on here once in awhile. Maybe he can answer some questions about it. He did say it was a 350/327.

kp

[Kelly Petterson]

[Alan Nyhus]

[Larry Fulton]

Originally Posted by Eddie Rezac

Largest engine available in a 1965 sedan would have been a 350hp, 327 ci.
Eddie Rezac

Eddie, do you remember if the L79 motor in a 2 dr. post / 300 sedan fit into 'A' back then?

I owned an original '65 - L79 Malibu SS... White w/ 2-Tone Red Guts... wish I still had it.

Larry

[Alan Nyhus]

Larry, the white '65 300 Deluxe 2 dr sedan pictured was a 327-350hp. It was the first drag car I 'crewed' on in my very early teens. Which consisted of uncorking the Hooker Headers, helping to bolt on the Goodyear Blue Streak cheater slicks, putting some air in the Air Lift air bags (hoses in the trunk) and changing spark plugs.

No need to ask how I discovered how hot steel tube headers got......... -Al

[Larry Fulton]

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus

Larry, the white '65 300 Deluxe 2 dr sedan pictured was a 327-350hp. It was the first drag car I 'crewed' on in my very early teens. Which consisted of uncorking the Hooker Headers, helping to bolt on the Goodyear Blue Streak cheater slicks, putting some air in the Air Lift air bags (hoses in the trunk) and changing spark plugs.

No need to ask how I discovered how hot steel tube headers got......... -Al

I think the majority of us all got started kinda like this...

Neat Story!! Cool Car/s!!

[OLD INJUN]

Originally Posted by Larry Fulton

Eddie, do you remember if the L79 motor in a 2 dr. post / 300 sedan fit into 'A' back then?

I owned an original '65 - L79 Malibu SS... White w/ 2-Tone Red Guts... wish I still had it.

Larry

yes, same class as 66 tripower GTO . weighed 2960 on a grain elevator scale. the GTO guys never came close to it. 4:88 gears shift at 6400 ( hydraulic cam )

[OLD INJUN]

i owned this and the white one at the same time both new and L79 327 350 hp cars