1970 Mexican Chevelle? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet-Chevelle-1970-Chevrolet-2-Door-Chevelle-Very-Unique-Mexico-Car_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZ66Q3a2Q7c65Q3a3Q7c 39Q3a1Q7c240Q3a1318QQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhas hZitem130275944973QQitemZ130275944973QQptZUSQ5fCar sQ5fTrucks

looks like we need a new forum section, below the "Beaumonts":D

Is that vin plate attached with wood screws?

That is odd, I guess it would be possible. The only thing I buy mexican is food

as far as i know chevelles were not built in mexico they were exported there i have a buddy that has a heater delete floor shift (copo) that was a mexico export

Does the horn play "La Cucaracha"?

What we need is someone who can read mexican to tell what it says....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130275944973&indexURL=7#ebayphotohosting

I like the door lights.....

Does the horn play "La Cucaracha"?
get a life goof

Does the horn play "La Cucaracha"?

Nah, it plays the Mexican hat dance... :D

get a life goof

Chill out dude! :beers:

Nah, it plays the Mexican hat dance... :D



Chill out dude! :beers:lighten up DUDE we are shareing info about chevelles not mocking some one:beers::beers::beers::beers:

Well I don't know about the authenticity but the document dated 7/7/70 says GM Made in Mexico then the vin number. This is the first I ever have heard about Mexican GMs. I'm not so sure I believe it.

lighten up DUDE we are shareing info about chevelles not mocking some one:beers::beers::beers::beers:

:confused:

Yes they built Chevelles in Mexico. I recently bought a '72...I'm going to bring it back up to the states in the spring. All the parts are American, but it was manufactured here in Guadalajara, and has the speedometer in kilometers....

:thumbsup:

Interesting

13537KLDS04782


Does the horn play "La Cucaracha"?
10,000 comedians out of work and you're trying to be funny...l:)
Is that vin plate attached with wood screws?
can't see the threads but they are most likely sheet metal screws.

That is interesting! It is not very far away from me, I may have to go look at it just to check it out! Can't buy it but would still be nice to take pics of for future reference! I would think someone from Canada would love this car because it is already in kph and probably relatively rare!:cool:

lighten up DUDE we are shareing info about chevelles not mocking some one:beers::beers::beers::beers:

You must be new here. These kind of shennanigans go on here all the time.:yes:

the paper says:

"New automobile Make Chevrolet, model 1970 type 13537 malibu hard top 2 door

equipped with ????? interior

whitewall tires

padded dash

2 speed wiper with washer

power brakes

engine 4,097 cm3

33% tax

What we need is someone who can read mexican to tell what it says....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130275944973&indexURL=7#ebayphotohosting

LOL, dun can't find no one round these parts a readin Mexican..LOL ya mean Spanish? Just bustin your nutz!

If I converted it right it had a 250 6-cyl in it origionally.

Have some photos of a 68 built in Mexico and the VIN plate appears to be attached with the same type screws, maybe machine screws? Anyone notice the original cost, 56,250 for a 6-cyl sport coupe? Gotta be in Pesos, can't be in U.S. dollars...:eek: Exchange rate in 1969 was about 10 Pesos to a Dollar, so about $5,625 or so ?

was expensive because they have the the GM execs wage :)

Exactly Dale, at $5,625 seems kinda pricey for a 6 cylinder plain jane car.

the paper says:

"New automobile Make Chevrolet, model 1970 type 13537 malibu hard top 2 door

equipped with ????? interior

whitewall tires

padded dash

2 speed wiper with washer

power brakes

engine 4,097 cm3

33% tax


33% tax. WOW. That will sure add to the price of to car!

Here's another Mexican Built Chevelle. :D

http://a480.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/48/l_62fbed560928a8fa06f8400aeb186297.jpg

How come the radio isn't a Delco? Oh, because "He's On A Mexican Radio" :D

Originally ordered for Speedy Gonzales wife.:D

Originally ordered for Speedy Gonzales wife.:D


No weeeth a seeex cylinder eeennngine.... :D

about a $3200 car, plus freight and the 33% tax, that equals about $5600... :rolleyes:

i find it kinda weird that they would import cars from canada if they had a factory there. my bud has a 69 heater delete that was built in canada for export to mexico.

No weeeth a seeex cylinder eeennngine.... :D

about a $3200 car, plus freight and the 33% tax, that equals about $5600... :rolleyes:


Senorita had mucho teekets.

No weeeth a seeex cylinder eeennngine.... :D

about a $3200 car, plus freight and the 33% tax, that equals about $5600... :rolleyes:l:). By the way, How come they don't have Speedy Gonzales cartoons on anymore?

l:). By the way, How come they don't have Speedy Gonzales cartoons on anymore?

True fact. Not politically correct!:mad:

http://www.google.com/images?q=tbn:4i6X4OOpO8cJ::www.schemamag.ca/archive2/images/speedy-gonzales.jpg (http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.schemamag.ca/archive2/images/speedy-gonzales.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.schemamag.ca/archive2/2007/01/top_10_stereotypes_eva.html&h=296&w=490&sz=73&tbnid=4i6X4OOpO8cJ::&tbnh=79&tbnw=130&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dspeedy%2Bgonzales&hl=en&usg=__uGmLLagyGUwZlfG3CQefFBL0TGg=&sa=X&oi=image_result&resnum=1&ct=image&cd=1)

l:). By the way, How come they don't have Speedy Gonzales cartoons on anymore?

Here ya go,

YouTube - Mexican Boarders

Mexican Chevelles???

Don't you mean CHAvelles holmes???

Run for the border :D
RA

Mexican Chevelles???

Don't you mean CHAvelles holmes???

Run for the border :D
RA

It's a CHevy CHevelle :D

It's a CHevy CHevelle :D

I'm pretty sure I understand it now, the main indentifier of Cheby Chavelle's is the tiny chainlink steering wheels.

Boy if that's the case they musta imported TONS of them into the greater LA area during that era... :p
RA

I'm pretty sure I understand it now, the main indentifier of a Chebby Chebelle (corrected spelling?) is the tiny chainlink steering wheels

Wow !! I love those chain steering wheels. Must have sold at least a hundred of them at swap meets. People looked at them, laughed at them, made fun of them, but they came back later when no one was around and plopped down their hard earned greenbacks. :thumbsup: