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            A Book Review By Tom Wilson,
               Team Chevelle Archivist, 
             Moderator, alt.autos.chevelle 


Title: Chevelle 1964-1972

Author: Mike Mueller

Price: $19.95 US

Publisher: Motorbooks International

ISBN: 0-87938-761-0

Copyright: 1993

          A History Book Suitable For Framing
 
 A beautifully illustrated and extensively researched
history the Chevrolet Chevelle.
 Brilliant color photos show each year's interiors and
exterior body designs. Bright Chevy-orange engines
shine from early Super Sports, COPO's, Yenko's, and the
legendary LS6 454 cubic inch monsters. 
 Mueller integrates magazine performance reports
from Hot Rod, Super Stock and Drag Illustrated,
Musclecars, and other early auto magazines to 
show how the Chevelles stack up against other muscle
cars.


Quality of materials and production: excellent

Number of Pages: 128

Size: 9" x 10 1/2"

Total number of pictures: 129
 color pictures: 89
 monochrome: 40

Original General Motors Materials
 advertisement reprints: 6
 technical diagrams: 8
 photo illustrations: 24

Table of Contents
 Chapter 1; Introduction; Bow-Tie Bloodlines
 Chapter 2; 1964, Plugging the Gap
 Chapter 3; 1965, From A to Z
 Chapter 4; 1966-1967, Big Block of No Block
 Chapter 5; 1968-1969, The Long and Short of It
 Chapter 6; 1970, Fit To Be Tied 
 Chapter 7; 1971-1972, End of the Road

Charts:
 1. Physical Comparison the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
    Sport Coupe with the 1964 Chevelle Sport Coupe
 2. Super Sport Engine Specifications, by option
    number, cubic inches, horsepower, torque,
    compression ratio
 3. Super Sport Production Figures, by year and engine  

Index: 101 references to subjects inside

Index