1966 Chevelle SS 396
in Tuxedo Black
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1966 Chevrolet Factory Assembly Manual
Chevrolet Shop Manuals & Parts Catalog
My books are currently available at
Car Tech Books, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Summit Racing, Jegs,
and maybe even your local book store!
1966 Chevelle Reference CD Demo
Only links in the menus on the left in UPPER CASE are active and have data. All others in lower case link to a page with ordering information.
This demo will give you a look and feel of the 1966 Chevelle Reference CD. Data are continually being added to the production CD so even some live information on this demo is subject to change on the production CD.
Almost 1100 pages and over 2,200 photos on the live version!
Hundreds of decoded trim tag images from every assembly plant.
Q - What is the history of the Chevrolet Bowtie, and how was it created?
A - Two thoughts...In 1913, the now famous "bowtie' logo appeared for the first time on Chevrolets. Legend maintains ... and Billy Durant (Chevrolet founder) is supposed to have confirmed it ... that the bowtie shape was inspired by a pattern of wallpaper he saw in a Paris hotel room in 1908. He supposedly detached a small piece, folded it and placed it into his wallet, waiting for the day he'd put it to use. Durant's wife later refuted the story, saying the design was noticed in a newspaper Sunday supplement while they were on vacation in Virginia.
Whatever the real story, the bowtie proved to be a recognizable winner, and is still the marquee of today's Chevrolet.
1966 Chevelle Registries:
Consider registering your 1966 SS 396 in my
SS 396 Registry.
Consider registering your 1966 SS936 with L78 engine option in my
L78 Registry.
Consider registering your 1966 El Camino in my
El Camino
Registry.
Consider registering your 1966 300/300 Deluxe/Malibu in my
Chevelle
Registry.
All registries are free!
You might also be interested in the 1966 Chevelle and El Camino Factory Assembly Instruction Manual, Shop Manuals and Parts Catalog, or my Trim Tag/POP Decoder CD . Visit ChevelleCD.net for more details. (Requires Internet connection)
