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That does look quite nice! I'm a sucker for red interior.
Per the ad, is it true you could order a 1967 without seat belts? |
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No. In fact 1967 was a year of great change in auto safety. After guys like Ralph Nader pushed harder and harder for safety regs in the auto world. Federal Standards were established and we started to see Disc Brakes now being offered in Chevelle. Collaspable steering column. Even tedious things like knobs on dash/radio being non pointed. Seatbelts in a 67 Chevelle were not OPTIONAL.
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