Chevy Brought Chevelles To the Bethel American Legion Show

 It's obvious that some of the most popular cars at any open car show come from the 1960s and 1970s. Many of those are products of Chevrolet. A lot of those Chevys are somehow related to the mid sized Chevelle. For example, when Chevy re-introduced the El Camino utility vehicle for its second generation it was based on the Chevelle. Other cars that would become hugely popular, like the Impala, started out as trims for the Chevelle. Here are some of the Chevelle and Chevelle based automobiles that were at the 30th Annual Bethel American Legion Post 406 Car Show.