Chevy Had Some Autos On Display At Cruisin' For A Cure For ALS

Since 1911 the Chevrolet Motor Car Company has been building automobiles. Founded by brothers Louis and Arthur Chevrolet and the then former head of the young General Motors Corporation, William C. Durant, the company grew enough that by 1918 Durant had used it to gain control over GM. By 1929 the Chevy International had ousted Ford as the best selling car in America. The Chevrolet vehicles on display at the Cruisin' For A Cure For ALS show were a bit older but still impressive. Among them was a modified 1963 Nova, a Biscayne, a Corvair, a Camaro, a Chevelle, and another Camaro.