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What kind of car is a 1972 Chevelle SS coupe?
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What kind of engine does a 1972 Chevelle Restomod have?
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What kind of engine does a 1972 Chevy Chevelle 350 have?
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What kind of transmission does a 1972 Chevelle have?
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What kind of engine does a 1972 Chevelle Malibu have?
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What was the best year for the Chevelle SS 396?
From a performance perspective, the 1968–72 contingent was the most appealing sequence of Chevelles ever built. It included not just the famed SS 396 model but the legendary LS6 SS 454, a car that would close out GM’s big-block era with a thunderous exclamation mark.
