Chevy Chevelle

it should as 76 corvettes had no horsepower whatsoever.

I had a 1970 Malibu for 23 years and it got 17 to 19 miles per gallon. I still have a 1970 Chevelle SS396 Convertible that gets 9 to 11 miles per gallon.

Once you remove the dash plastic surround, you will find two bolts that hold the column up into the dash. As you loosen these bolts, the column will drop into your lap. I hope this helps you. Mark

poor.... 10 Miles to a gallan if your lucky.

"Closure" was a song released by Chevelle on their album "Wonder What's Next" in 2002. One can find the lyrics for the song on various online lyrics databases such as A-Z Lyrics or Sing 365.

came out in 1965 in the impala and a limited edition of 201 65 chevelles.

about 650 to 700 RPM.

3.31 or a 3.55 are good all around gears.

Powerglide, Th350, Th400, or a muncie 4 speed.

14"x7"

That car had two versions of the 396 available. They did make COPO's, with 454's for companies like Nicky, Yenko, and Baldwin-Motion.

Here is the deal on the numbers matching thing. In the 60's, this was something GM came up with to help prevent auto theft. The engine serial numbers match part of the vin number. This only really comes into play on a low production number vehicle, like a big block camaro, or chevelle. Your 64 either came with a 6, 283, or 327. To retain that original motor, would probably hinder the value, as it would increase with that particular car, by updating it. Anyway, the vin, and the numbers on the pad, right in front of the drivers side cylinder head, will match, if it is the original motor from the factory.

chiltons repair manual at the library for 66 chevy's.

The door sill plates need to be removed, then the screws need to be removed.

Then the panel should just wiggle loose.

No, "chevelle" does not mean anything in French. However, the following are some examples of similar French words: "cheville" is the French word for ankle, a "chevalat" is an easel, "echevele" means frenzied or unbridled, "chevelure" means hair, "chevechu" means long-haired, and "cheveche" is a small owl.

# Drain the radiator below the thermostat level # Remove the water outlet elbow assembly from the engine and the remove the thermostat

It all depends on the engine you have and the rear end gearing.

As one of Chevy's most popular platforms in 1967, the Chevelle, especially the Malibu series, came in a variety of engine, carburetor, and drive train formats and combinations. All of which must be considered before an accurate answer can be given. See the link below to narrow down factory specs. Hint: know your VIN and car history--aftermarket changes will affect performance.

A cast aluminum intake manifold used on the 1965 396 cu in Corvette engine.

classic usually has more options and more chrome trim

take the exhaust manifolds to a machine shop ask to have the mating surface that contacts the cylinder head to be machined ,phone a shop and they will know what this means usually 45 a manifold

take the engine out is the easiest way but you can try lifting the engine high enough to get to the bolts and hope the pan clears the suspension.

The Chevelle was built from 1964 to 1977. After 1977 the Chevelle name was dropped and all "Chevelles" were called Malibus after that. The most popular year for the Chevelle is 1970 thanks to the LS6 engine option. the LS6 is a 454 CID V8 rated (grossly under rated) at 450 HP, and it was the highest rated factory installed, regular production ever built at the time. It held that record for decades. 1970 is the ONLY year the LS6 engine was available, and the Chevelle was the ONLY model it was ever installed in.

the hole steering colom needs to be replaced

they are all desirable but the SS is the most desirable

No.