What we've got here is one cool cruiser! On the showroom floor now is this wonderful 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Convertible, complete with a power top and an eye-catching paint scheme. Powered by a 283 C.I. V8 breathing through a 2-barrel carburetor, this '66 Chevelle gets down the road just fine. Torque from that 283 gets to the pavement through a 3-speed automatic transmission, which shifts nice and smooth. The exterior "Lemonwood Yellow" paint looks great laid out over bodylines that are both laser-straight and rock-solid, and the yellow hue pairs excellently with the black convertible top. This Chevelle lived most of its life out west and has rock solid original floors. The interior is just as nice, with comfortable black vinyl bench seats front and rear that are perfect for cruising. This example also has plenty of options, including power steering, a power convertible top, a vintage-style AM/FM digital radio, under dash gauges, a heater + defroster, vent windows, and a sweet-sounding dual exhaust system. The car rides on some retro-cool chrome Chevrolet rally wheels over some striking Firestone redline tires for a truly period-correct look! This '66 Chevrolet is sitting in the showroom now, just waiting for the chance to see the open road again. We think you'd look pretty good sitting behind the wheel.

VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows:
VIN- 136676Z150560
1: Chevrolet Motor Division
36: Chevelle Malibu, 8-cylinder
67: 2-door convertible
6: 1966 model year
Z: Fremont, California GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
150560: Serial number; 50,559th 1966 GM vehicle built at Fremont Assembly

COWL TAG-
06B: Production date in the 2nd week of June, 1966
66: 1966 model year
13667: Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu 2-door convertible, 8-cylinder
BF: Built in Fremont, California, U.S.A.
00481: Fisher Body unit number, no relation to VIN
761: Black imitation leather trim
YY: "Lemonwood Yellow" exterior paint
077040: Manifest number, found on the Fremont broadcast sheet and can be from 4 to 6 digits. It is of no significance today.