1968 Chevelle Walkaround with Steve Magnante

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[@madmike2624]

What a beautiful car!! Your looking great Steve!!~ Continued healing my brother!!!~

[@charlesdalton985]

That thing could probably pull away from a light in 5th gear! Thanks for sharing High Octane Classics and Mr Magnante. ~ Chuck

[@MyMeade12]

Nice looking Chevelle ! Thanks Mr Magnante 💯 ( High Octane Classics too )

[@LS1007]

Very nice! Yellow isn’t my favorite color though. My favorite Chevelles are the 66 and 67’s. Thanks so much Steve. Take care! 🙏🏼

[@mikemichaud5048]

Thank you Steve!👍

[@larryharry7221]

My dad had a red SS396-325 with the Muncie 4sp. I thought it was the baddest thing around. Thanks Steve.

[@swwy5]

I certainly don't like to contradict an automotive expert such as Steve Magnante, but 1970 Chevelles had 14 inch wheels from the factory. I purchased one new in January, 1970. I do enjoy Steve's car reviews. I would like to see a 1971 Oldsmoble Cutlass Supreme SX

[@FrankStein1]

You could order 15 inch but AMC is the only manufacturer in 1970 that had standard 15 inch offered . Of course that was on The Machine.

[@fishgeralding9224]

My buddy used to have a 66 ss with a 468 4 speed, car hauled ass! That 68 sounds great! Another good one Mags.

[@guymann4016]

69 is the dream. 68 is 2nd place to it. I love the tail lights of the 69

[@ronaldlebowitz7409]

68 was my fav. year Chevelle even though i had a 72 i still wanted the 68

[@mikewasfaret9563]

Back in 81 I traded a 66 Impala convertible for a 69 Chevelle. The 396 had been replaced with a SB 400. Had those wheels. Its the one car I wished I had kept.

[@MAPRTX]

THANKS STEVE

[@debbiebermudez5890]

Mr. B. Here ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍 Professor Steve is in ✏️📏📓🎓🍎 the 1968 GM model year big change for all models. Thank you Professor Steve this bring this old guy a lot of memories, very interesting & very informative ! 🍩☕️👀😎👍

[@davidchristensen6908]

Another amazing car at High Octane Classics. The tour of the car with Steve M. Who better to introduce a car. Best wishes to the new owner.

[@boatbound3300]

GM was such a strong company in the 60's

[@waynebrumley2315]

Go Steve Go

[@soulwagon1251]

Would have like to have seen 3:73 gears, still this thing is an animal!

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Nice!!!!!

[@fhwolthuis]

Lovely car, Steve! Are you already able/allowed to drive yourself?

[@zephead4835]

Wheelbase is a little smaller on the 68 through 72 as opposed to the 66 and 67.😮

[@josephjohnson1293]

112 inch wheelbase new for 1968 in GM A bodies.

[@lonnieosbourne818]

all your videos no $ mentioned...

[@watzonda2b]

First !

[@MarcusSandoval-kx2th]

Gotta love that mean front facia 😊 my old man owned several GM muscle 💪 cars from novas to Chevelles to El Caminos ...hate that he was an abusive alcoholic but grateful that he influenced me to live GM cars and trucks

[@MarcusSandoval-kx2th]

Ok..all three American manufacturers had a similar mag wheel but who was first??