gt class question

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by FireSale

66 Chevy II Wagon was available as a 2-door,

Nope..Better lay off the rum and egg nog ;-)

[FireSale]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

Nope..Better lay off the rum and egg nog ;-)

Not trying to be difficult, but it does have production numbers and a vin code. The info is from a GM database at OldRide.com


https://www.oldride.com/library/1966...olet_nova.html

MODEL NUMBER 13
BODY/STYLE/NUMBER 35
BODY STYLE AND SEATING 2 Dr Station Wagon
FACTORY PRICE $2,430
SHIPPING WEIGHT 2,855 lbs
TOTAL PRODUCTION Note 2
NOTE 2 Chevy II Station Wagons, rounded off to the nearest 100, Chevy II 6-Cyl - 16,500 and Chevy II V-8 - 4,900

The VIN should be 1 (Chevy) 13 or 14 (6 or 8 cylinder) and 15 (2 door station wagon)

[Rory McNeil]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

Nope..Better lay off the rum and egg nog ;-)

Marks right, regardless of what some website may claim, there were no 2 door Chevy 11 station wagons made, at least by GM. you may have seen a couple of 2 door wagons around Seattle, like Al Chinns Nova, but that was fabricated, not original. That said, Chevy did make some 2 door Chevelle wagons in 1964 and 65. Pat Brooks runs a 64 Chevelle 2 door wagon in Stock in Div. 6, and also has another street 64 2 door wagon. But other than the 64-5 Chevelle, there were no Chevrolet 2 door wagons after 1960, until the Vega came out in 1971.

[FireSale]

Originally Posted by Rory McNeil

Marks right, regardless of what some website may claim, there were no 2 door Chevy 11 station wagons made, at least by GM. you may have seen a couple of 2 door wagons around Seattle, like Al Chinns Nova, but that was fabricated, not original. That said, Chevy did make some 2 door Chevelle wagons in 1964 and 65. Pat Brooks runs a 64 Chevelle 2 door wagon in Stock in Div. 6, and also has another street 64 2 door wagon. But other than the 64-5 Chevelle, there were no Chevrolet 2 door wagons after 1960, until the Vega came out in 1971.

I went back over the guide and you guys are right. All the 66 wagons are 4 door. The link I used for my info was factory publication stuff, not made up. The notes don't brake down between 2 and 4 doors, so maybe they made 20 2 doors in 66 by mistake. I really should stick to Ford stuff...