Do all '71 ss chevelles have the same interior. Did the ss package always include Tach/gauge package and bucket seats, or was this an option within the ss arena? I have seen an ss recently with a bench seat and regular dash with shifter on the colum. Is it true you can only tell a true ss by the engine code/serial number. I aprreciate any answers.
1971 SS Chevelle Interior Differences: Gauges, Bucket Seats, and Engine Codes Explained
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Do all '71 ss chevelles have the same interior. Did the ss package always include Tach/gauge package and bucket seats, or was this an option within the ss arena? I have seen an ss recently with a bench seat and regular dash with shifter on the colum. Is it true you can only tell a true ss by the engine code/serial number. I aprreciate any answers.
All 71 SS chevelles have a round gauge dash.
Idiot lights, bench seat, column shift were standard
Gauges, Buckets, Floor shift were options.
All 71 SS's were BB. If last 6 digits of engine pad # match last 6 of VIN AND it is a BB, then it is a true SS.
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Steve Strasemeier (70SS)
Idiot lights, bench seat, column shift were standard
Gauges, Buckets, Floor shift were options.
All 71 SS's were BB. If last 6 digits of engine pad # match last 6 of VIN AND it is a BB, then it is a true SS.
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Steve Strasemeier (70SS)
I think what Steve meant by "BB" was "bitchin' bowties" - right Steve?
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Rainer
'68 SS396
'70 LS3 400 Malibu
rseitz@pacifier.com
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Rainer
'68 SS396
'70 LS3 400 Malibu
rseitz@pacifier.com
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