The 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle belongs to the moment day of this imitation, which ran from 1968 to 1972. Its magnitude and typical appearance are nearly twin to that of the preceding 1968 mould.
Physical Specifications
The 1969 Chevelle had a wheelbase of 112 inches for the coupe and 116 inches for the sedan and wagon.
The machine's overall length varied from 197 inches for the coupe to 201 inches for the sedan and 206 inches for the wagon.
All three chassis styles shared the equivalent 76-inch wideness.
New for 1969
While the 1969 Chevelle shared all the more of its draw with the preceding mould year, there were diverse differences.
The Super Sport, or "SS" container, formerly offered as a seperate representation, first off became an optional combination which could be added to lower-end trim levels.1969 and introduced the special-edition 427-cubic-inch big block V-8 engine. According to the website "musclecarfacts.net" these came in a very limited run and most became the rare "Yenko" Chevelle.
According to "SS396.com," a classic Chevelle restoration website, the 1969 imitation year received distinct cosmetic changes. These changes included fresh tail lights, grille, and headlamp bezels.The 1969 Chevelle extremely received cutting edge drive-train options.
Performance Specifications
Many different engines could be ordered for the Chevelle at various trim levels. Engines came in various sizes, from the 230-cubic-inch six cylinder all the way to the 427-cubic-inch V-8.
Respective engine horsepower specifications were:
230-cubic-inch six cylinder: 140
250-cubic-inch six cylinder: 155
307-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 200
350-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 255
350-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 300
396-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 325
396-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 350
396-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 375
396-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 375
427-cubic-inch eight cylinder: 425
