'68 Chevelle SS396, 375hp, Factory 4.56, Paper
 

Super cool car with a bunch of original paperwork from Book Chevrolet in Pittsburgh.

Link to 1968 Chevelle SS396 eBay auction
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Gorgeous!

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Cool L78, quite the salesman’s name on the paperwork, Dick Shook.
Is this Book Chevrolet Pittsburg related to Bill Book Chevy Altoona as the L78 ‘67 Camaro w/ 4:56 recently restored by the Super Car Workshop, link here…
https://inthegaragemedia.com/pace-setter/
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~ Pete

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Same seller as the recent '68 black L72 biscayne 4 door.

Nice car.

My 70 SS396 also came from Book Chevrolet.

Rare bird!

Not only one of 4751 L78's, and one of 1049 of those with an M22; but from the ECL/trends data it looks like there were only 482 L34 and L78 manuals built with the 4.56 rear.

No breakdown between the two engines, but presumably the majority of those were L78's. But less than 500 either way!

That's a beauty. I grew up not far from the original owner, and my best friend in middle school lived about a mile away from him. I never saw that one when I lived in Pgh, which is a bummer because that a killer '68.

It's funny, I see more of every other year Chevelle than I see of '68's except for '64/'65 for some reason.

what color are those bucket seats? i dont recall ever seing that color before. its very interesting!
charlie

Teal inside. Island teal outside. Car was special,ordered, obviously.

Didn't Charley have one like this?