J Concepts 1967 Chevy Chevelle

New Hrp J Concepts 1967 Chevy Chevelle

One of the crown jewels of the muscle car generation is the 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle. It was a potent street weapon and a notable day-to-day automobile, and is one of the most iconic models to ever roll off the General Motors assembly line.

JConcepts has faithfully recreated this icon in full detail. The corners of the front-end are pointed and wedge down to point the driver in the correct direction. The hood-scoop is planted along the center-line of the vehicle bringing that drag-strip inspiration. The roofline of the Chevelle is large and in charge, with plenty of head-room for scale drivers and other accessories. The long rear deck lid ends with the '67's wraparound taillamps.

Each body also includes the rear wing option to finalize the street eliminator look. The lower rear wing support is mounted carefully to the trunk using double sided tape or shoe goo (not included). The upper wing section sets down and provides the look and finishing touch to the 1967 classic.

Specifications:

The 1967 Chevy Chevelle measures a 13" wheelbase and the inside dimensions of the body are 10.75" wide front and 11" rear. The body is built for a 2wd SCT wheelbase length and narrowed to more resemble the original 1:1 counterpart. It's helpful to plan your build, take measurements, and modify your platform to fit inside the boundaries of the Chevy body.

Body is sold clear. Shown painted for display purposes only.

Features:

1967 Chevy Chevelle faithful representation

Two-piece rear wing for street elimination competition

Fits an assortment of SCT length trucks with width modifications

Decal sheet with Chevy, Chevelle and JConcepts badges.

Officially licensed by Chevrolet to JConcepts.

Features

• 1967 Chevy Chevelle faithful representation
• Two-piece rear wing for street elimination competition
• Fits an assortment of SCT length trucks with width modifications
• Decal sheet with Chevy, Chevelle and JConcepts badges.
• Officially licensed by Chevrolet to JConcepts.