The Chevelle name was first introduced in 1964 and remained in production until 1978. They were part of the A-body platform and went on to be among the most successful nameplates for Chevrolet. The 1968 model belongs to the second generation, which saw some major redesigns to the body, as they now had adopted the long hood and short deck profile with a fastback-style roofline. It has the "138" code in the VIN number, indicating it is a true SS car. This Chevelle SS has been restored and, since completed, is always garage-kept. It is presented in Rally Red with white striping along the front and sides of the car. The gray-centered Super Sport 5-spoke wheels are wrapped in a set of white-lettered Dunlop G/T Qualifier tires. On the interior, the black vinyl bench seats have been refinished, and a vertically oriented tachometer sits in the gauge cluster between the speedometer and clock. It is powered by a stout 396ci L35 V8 engine and produces 325hp.