That could be, look at the new Mitsubishi "Lancer". Shades of mid 50's
(that I remember) Dodges.
Dale McIntosh
ACES #1709/TC #92 Gold
67 SS/67 Elky
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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] new chevelle is not
Does this reinventing of classic cars have anything to do with retaining
the nameplates? I seen to recall that the auto makers can only hold onto
the nameplates for x number of years before they go public domain??
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Jeff Fischer
Lake Elmo, MN
'71 Chevelle SS, 454, 4 spd
http://home.attbi.com
>Sad thing is, they ruined the Malibu too!
Yeah they did. It's sad they keep trying to reinvent the nameplates. In all
fairness, our generation of cars did it too, but they were a lot closer to
the older ones than the newer cars are. Personally, I'd rather have the
older classic that I can wo
Sad thing is, they ruined the Malibu too!
if i'm not mistaken here, but when the "real" chevelles were being
produced, I thought it had to be a Chevelle before a Malibu,
Malibu being the level of luxury above a 300 or 300 Deluxe series. So
theoretically if this is how it was, doesn't that mean
if i'm not mistaken here, but when the "real" chevelles were being produced, I thought it had to be a Chevelle before a Malibu, Malibu being the level of luxury above a 300 or 300 Deluxe series. So theoretically if this is how it was, doesn't that mean that the Chevelle is still in existence techn
I think ur friend is mistaken about a new chevelle. I am a hotwheel
collector and in hot rod mag. it says this is what it might look like. they
are not bringing back the chevelle.
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