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who knows how many 64 dodge 880 customs are still in existance? ive never seen another like mine. are they rare?
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Chevelle
editArticle reads: “However, there is debate if the smaller car GM was developing was going to be the conventional Chevy II to offset the Corvair or a new mid-sized automobile that would become the 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle.[“
If the essentially mid-sized ’62 Plymouths and Dodges were the result of overhearing Chevy’s plans for a “down-sized” model, that model was the Chevelle, which was basic transportation in the same size as it was in 1955.
As you say, the Chevy II was intended to be a more conventional compact than the Corvair, in both styling and engineering. It was not a down-sized anything, but in fact turned out to be bigger than the Corvair. The trend from that direction was not down-sizing but up-sizing: the Comet was bigger than the Falcon, the Lancer was bigger than the Valiant, and the Special, F-85, and Tempest, as well as the Comet, would soon grow to mid-size. 96.237.184.133 (talk) 12:52, 4 September 2024 (UTC)