What we've got here is really something else. In the showroom now is this absolutely stunning 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396 Tribute Convertible, complete with stunning silver paint and an attractive matching black convertible top! Powered by a big-block 396 C.I. V8 breathing through a 4-barrel carburetor, this '66 Chevelle sure is quick. That power is backed up by a quick-shifting 4-speed manual transmission, meaning that this Chevelle is also a lot of fun! The exterior silver metallic paint looks sweet, still a beautiful driver and the chrome brightwork sure does make that paint pop. The interior is just as nice, featuring show-quality black vinyl bucket seats and a full center console. The floors, frame, trunk and jambs on this '66 Chevy are in great shape as well. Options on this sweet old Chevy include a full center console with factory clock, factory gauges, a black convertible top, dual chrome mirrors, an AM/FM/Cassette stereo system, vent windows, and a mean-sounding dual exhaust system. The car rides on some B.F. Goodrich black wall tires over 18" Eagle Alloy wheels for a sleek look! This '66 Chevelle is sitting in our showroom now, looking for a new driver. Why don't you give it the chance it needs to get back out on the road again?

VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows:
VIN- 136676B140355
1: Chevrolet Motor Division
36: 8-cylinder Chevelle Malibu
67: 2-door convertible
6: 1966 model year
B: Baltimore, Maryland GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
140355: Serial number; 40,354th 1966 GM vehicle built at Baltimore Assembly

COWL TAG-
01D: Production date in the 4th week of January, 1966
809: Job Number, found on Baltimore and Kansas City trim tags. For Baltimore, this number ranges from 001 to 999 and then starts over with 001. This is believed to be an internal number used to track the particular interior work and aside from being found on the trim inspection sheet has no significance today.
66: 1966 model year
13667: 8-cylinder Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu, 2-door convertible
BAL: Built in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
3222: Fisher Body unit number, no relation to VIN
763: Black "imitation leather" interior trim
W2: "Château Slate Metallic" exterior paint, black convertible top
1: Gate Number, found on Baltimore trim tags. This is believed to be the body jig or 'gate' number the body was initially assembled on and used only for internal quality control.