This ultra-rare brochure was sent to dealers in 1960, urging them to “Put Featurama where the big crowds go”, suggesting Shopping centers, hobby shows, county fairs, civic affairs, auto shows, sports shows and dealerships. Some very cool displays were available … Continue reading →
The final section of this 100 page dealer book lists all of the technical specifications of the 1960 Chevrolet Passenger cars, excluding Corvair and Corvette. If you’d like to see this book in its entirety, start with the Introduction. … Continue reading →
This section of the album illustrates the accessories that were available from the Chevrolet dealer. This book, being produced before the start of the 1960 model year lacks one of the accessories, and possibly others. Note the lack of fender … Continue reading →
The Options section illustrates options that are available to be installed at the factory. The last page of this section lists them all with RPO numbers. If you’d like to see this book in its entirety, start with the Introduction. … Continue reading →
The Power Teams section of this book describes the engine and transmission options available for all full-size Chevrolet passenger cars for 1960. Engine options include variations of the 348 cubic inch Turbo-Thrust series, the 283 cubic inch Turb-Fire series and … Continue reading →
This section of the book is titled “Body and Chassis”. It illustrates the construction of the body shell and chassis design. The Magic-Mirror Acrylic Lacquer paint, Safety-Master Brakes, and full coil suspension are mentioned. If you’d like to see this … Continue reading →
This section, titled “Station Wagon Series”, covers all five models available. Nomad, Kingswood, Parkwood, Brookwood 4-Door and Brookwood 2-Door. Both interior and exteriors are illustrated. Nomad wagons carried the Impala trim level, and were offered only in the 4-Door body … Continue reading →
This section, titled “Biscayne Series”, covers all three body styles available with Biscayne trim. 4-Door Sedan, 2-Door Sedan and Utility Sedan. Both interior and exteriors are illustrated. If you’d like to see this book in its entirety, start with the … Continue reading →
