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This 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Convertible a color change to Ascot Blue over White Elk vinyl upholstery, rebuilds of its numbers-matching 350ci V8 and three-speed automatic transmission, and more. Factory options include the Super Sport package, a power folding top, F41 performance suspension, a 2.73:1 Positraction differential, power-assisted steering and front disc brakes, and an AM/8-Track stereo.
The cabin has been reupholstered from black to White Elk vinyl (743) using a PUI Platinum series interior kit. Features include a sport steering wheel (NK4), a Delco AM/FM/8-Track stereo (UM1), an electric clock, rubber floor mats, and more.
The matching-numbers 350ci L48 V8 was reportedly hot-tanked and overbored .030? by GM Performance engineers prior to installation of 10.1:1 compression pistons, hydraulic lifters, rockers and a camshaft from Howards Cams, replacement bearings and seals, as well as a new oil pump and timing components. The stock cylinder heads were also hot-tanked, given a three-angle valve job, and fitted with new springs and rockers. The stock Rochester Quadrajet four-barrel carburetor was rebuilt using Cliff's High Performance metering rods, new jets, and an ethanol-resistant accelerator pump, while the Harrison radiator was fitted with a three-row core.