Muscle cars were so common then that many of them sat on dealership lots for weeks or months; many of those same cars, like ...

The SS badge continued to grace Impalas until 1969 before being resurrected ... including the Chevelle and Camaro in the late '60s and early '70s. However, Nova SS production soldiered on with ...

The Chevy Chevelle Malibu SS was ... The Nova was a trim level on the Chevy II. Eventually, Chevy started minimizing the Chevy II name and highlighting the Nova moniker. In 1969, Chevy dropped ...

Yenko also converted or modified Novas (the Super Nova ... Camaro’s final year of production, SVE offered three stages of Yenko/SC Camaro, based on the final version of Chevy’s vaunted 1LE ...

In what is considered the Golden Age of AmericanMuscle, it was these iconic cars that rose to the top and have since stood the test of time ...

Yenko’s 1969 Super Nova (Credit: Yenko) The introduction of the SS trim in 1968 transformed the Nova into a ... While overshadowed by their Camaro counterparts, the Yenko Novas remain a testament to ...

The Camaro launched in the fall of 1966 with the Firebird arriving the following spring. Performance highlight: Between the high-winding (up to 7,000 rpm) Z28 and sheer brute force of the SS 396 ...

The rear-engine Corvair didn't really cut it, and the boxy Chevy II Nova lacked sex appeal ... Structurally, the 1969 Camaro was little different from the first two editions.

We’re headed back to the drag strip for another dose of classic muscle car racing, this time with a 1969 Chevy Camaro SS lining up alongside a 1969 Dodge Super Bee. Indeed, the 1969 model year ...

Chevrolet was already selling the sporty Corvair and had plans for a souped-up version of the Nova when Ford introduced ... Body styles for the '67 Camaro included a convertible model, as well as the ...