1965 Chevelle Ss 396 Z16 (396/375hp) - Article - Super Chevy on 2040-parts.com
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Here is a 1988 issue of Super Chevy magazine. Included in this issue is a 2 page article, including pictures, on a factory original 1965 Chevelle SS 396 Z16. This is the 375 hp 396 and was one of only 201 built. A lot of information on this very rare car is included in this article. This magazine is in good used condition, but has slight wrinkling on the upper 1/3 of the pages (none are stuck). Thank you for looking and good luck bidding. |
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