Sports car 1951 Nash
1951 Nash Healey
234.8-cid Nash six with Healey aluminum head and dual SU carburetors
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Two-seat American performance cars built around power, handling, and driver focus.
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Sports car 1951 Nash
234.8-cid Nash six with Healey aluminum head and dual SU carburetors
Sports car 1956 Chevrolet
265-cubic-inch V8 with 210-, 225-, and reported 240-hp configurations
Sports car 1963 Chevrolet
21,513 total: 10,594 coupes and 10,919 convertibles
Sports car 1963 Shelby
AC-supplied aluminum roadster developed and completed by Shelby American
Sports car 1964 Chevrolet
22,229 total: 8,304 coupes and 13,925 convertibles
Sports car 1964 Shelby
Ford 289 Hi-Po V8; regular street specification commonly rated at 271 gross hp
Sports car 1965 Chevrolet
23,562 total: 8,186 coupes and 15,376 convertibles
Sports car 1966 Chevrolet
27,720 total: 9,958 coupes and 17,762 convertibles
Sports car 1966 Shelby
CSX3000-series coil-spring Mark III completed by Shelby American
Sports car 1967 Chevrolet
22,940 total: 8,504 coupes and 14,436 convertibles
Sports car 1967 Shelby
Final-year CSX3000-series coil-spring Cobra completed by Shelby American
Sports car 1968 Chevrolet
28,566 total: 9,936 coupes and 18,630 convertibles
Sports car 1969 Chevrolet
38,762 total: 22,129 coupes and 16,633 convertibles
Sports car 1970 AMC
390-cubic-inch AMC V-8 rated at 325 hp for 1970 with four-barrel carburetion
Sports car 1970 Chevrolet
17,316 total: 10,668 coupes and 6,648 convertibles
Sports car 1971 Chevrolet
21,801 total: 14,680 coupes and 7,121 convertibles
Sports car 1972 Chevrolet
27,004 total: 20,496 coupes and 6,508 convertibles
Sports car 1973 Chevrolet
30,464 total: 25,521 coupes and 4,943 convertibles
Sports car 1974 Chevrolet
37,502 total: 32,028 coupes and 5,474 convertibles
Sports car 1975 Chevrolet
38,465 total: 33,836 coupes and 4,629 convertibles
Sports car 1984 Pontiac
92-hp 2.5-liter four-cylinder in every production configuration