Bowties Went Headin' For the Hill

Founded by brothers Louis and Arthur Chevrolet in 1911, the Chevrolet Motor Car Company became the backbone of General Motors in 1918 and has since been GMs leading seller. For many years it was the biggest selling car in America which helps explain why so many vehicles at car events like Headin' For the Hill wear the "bowtie" logo. Here are some of the Chevy models that were on display in North College Hill at this past season's show, including a 1967 Nova, a 1971 Monte Carlo, a Corvair, a 1969 Camaro Z28, a second generation Camaro, a Corvette LS1, and a 1976 Monte Carlo.