Quote:
Originally Posted by Stew
Hadn't heard about that one, but wouldn't surprise, when it comes to cars there are some names and monikers that will just sell, gotta car culture  |
If I remember correctly, It was for the 1970 model year, The actual engine size was 402CI not 400 but they did keep the SS396 model name...
I found this on How stuff works on the 1970 Chevelle..
Quote:
|
The wrapper was a restyled Chevelle that again presented the Super Sport as an option package for hardtops and convertibles. As the SS 396, it cost $446 and came with a 350-bhp 402-cid V-8, power front discs, F41 suspension, Polyglas F70x14s, and a domed hood. Fat dorsal stripes were optional, but were included with the new $147 cowl-induction hood, which had a flapper near the base of the windshield that opened at full throttle to feed air to the engine.
|