Text Box:        Z16 Chevelle.com

THANK YOU To all who brought Z16s to Chevy Vettefest Nov 17-18, 2007 for the

Z16 Reunion!

 

Richard Fudge

Jerry Huffman

Jamie Patrick

Sam Sanguinito

Tom Wright

 

Special thanks to Bob Ashton, Chevy Vettefest show manager!

Photos here!

Other interesting cars

 

68 Camaro SS L78, M22, 44k mi, fantastic docs  www.z16chevelle.com/1968%20L78.htm

68 Camaro SS RS 396, unrestored  www.z16chevelle.com/1968SSRS.htm

70 Corvette Roadster LT1, 9k miles, orig paint  www.z16chevelle.com/LT1 Corvette.htm

71 El Camino, 25k miles, orig paint, untouched, mint  www.z16chevelle.com/1971ElCamino.htm

73 Monte Carlo, 29k miles, orig paint  www.Z16Chevelle.com/1973MonteCarlo.htm 

Links to people I like above!

Z16 Owners!

 

Please consider contacting us with specifics on your car.

See the

Z16 Registry

Entire sight is copyrighted. Text and photos contained on this sight may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission from the sight owner.

 

Information herein is presented for the enjoyment of the reader and is believed accurate. Many sources -  both contemporary and historical - have been utilized to educate the author. Errors made are not intentional -  they are mistakes!

Note: Mark Meekins, former president of National Chevelle Owners Association (N.C.O.A.) and editor of the organization's monthly color magazine, The Chevelle Report,  is considered a pioneer in disseminating a series of Z16 articles throughout the 1980s and 1990s. He authored articles that contain many Z16 photos and very detailed facts on these special high-performance Malibus. While numerous owners shared their knowledge with him, Mr. Meekins also relied on material from the five Z16s he has owned. The N.C.O.A. no longer exists, but Mark is still respected for his Z16 knowledge. Mark Meekins is hereby recognized for his contribution to the Chevelle hobby and especially for those detailed magazine articles on the limited production 1965 Z16 Chevelle. No one else has ever duplicated this educational feat. Thanks, Mark!

Welcome to the site dedicated to information on the very special

1965 Malibu SS 396

www.Z16Chevelle.com

Contact:

 

info@Z16Chevelle.com

In 1965, Chevrolet Motor Division produced an automobile that ignited an era for Chevrolet: the SS396 Chevelle. Known historically as a Malibu SS 396, they are referred to today, more generally, as the Z16. Only 201 were produced!

Ride along as I share some history, little known facts, research and restoration details of these fascinating cars!

Z16

Red/black top

Detailed resto

photos

CLICK HERE

Beautiful Z16s from a variety of collectors below.

Joe DeMesy’s fresh Z16

restoration.

Yellow.

CLICK HERE

Richard Fudge’s Z16.

1 owner for 35 years! Black.

CLICK HERE

The author is looking for another Z16 1965 Chevelle to add to his collection. Buy outright or will trade triple red Z-16 for a yellow or black car. Trade up or down.

 

 

Restored, unrestored, basket case, missing parts - Any car considered.

 

If you have one or know of one, Email

 

Thank you!

#1 Z16!

Engineering

Pilot Car

CLICK HERE

 

Z16 Chevelle

Home

History - The Story

Facts, Tech,

Specifications

Trim Tag

Documentation

Restoration Resources—

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly!

Three of the author’s Z16s are studied in detail on this site (click on links below), including perhaps the most significant   Chevrolet musclecar ever built:

The #1 Z16 engineering pilot car!

This site contains GENERAL information on Z16 Chevelles. It is accessed by the buttons at left.

 

This site also contains information on SPECIFIC Z16s (such as the #1 Engineering Pilot Car). Access to these pages is by the boxes below (scroll down). Within the pages on specific cars are many more pages with information on that car.

1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Z16 Malibu SS396 Z-16

Z16

Unrestored, as found

Triple Red

CLICK HERE

Sanzone’s

Black/red int.

Z16

CLICK HERE