Very Cool '66 Chevelle SS396/4-sp, Some Orig Bronze Paint
 

Love this car...needs some love, but would be an interesting preservation project for someone. It kills me seeing the surface rust under the trunk mat...someone go rescue this car!

Link to 1966 Chevelle SS396 auction

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----A good body man could fix that rear window and blend the paint to the edge of the trunklid!....Bill S

Totally agree! I love the Bronze bench seat/4-speed combo...stunning car.

Just general curiosity. Is there a way to make that trunk floor look better without paint? Tried posting a photo of the trunk but couldn't do it. I already have a 66 Chevelle...........don't need 2.

Dang it, Tony Aztec Bronze is my favorite color.
The rear window rust is going to be far worse than what is seen and will include the lower sail panel. Paint could still could be blended in at the sail peak and down to the trunk lid.

I tried to get my '66 painted that color a couple years ago, but it's a difficult color to get done correctly. Paint is bc/cc and is not correct, but pretty darn nice.

Here's mine right after paint.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/cache.ph...3Bfit%3Dbounds

Paint is like a chameleon with different light.

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