The 1968-1972 Chevelle SS is one of the greatest muscle cars of all time and the most collectible GM performance ride from the classic era, which is another way of saying they ain't cheap.

Which brings us to 1968. To answer your question, a total of 365,800 1968 Chevelle 300s and Malibus were produced and another 60,499 SS 396 coupes and 2,286 SS 396 Convertibles were assembled.

The Chevelle SS remains a highly desirable project and collectible, and people are ready to spend big bucks on an example that is still original and in unrestored shape. The 1968 Chevelle SS in ...

Which brings us to 1968. To answer your question, a total of 365,800 1968 Chevelle 300s and Malibus were produced and another 60,499 SS 396 coupes and 2,286 SS 396 Convertibles were assembled.

The 1968 Chevrolet Chevelle SS is a highly desirable model and can sell for upwards of $100,000, but the '68s and '72s are less desirable and more affordable. It is important to use the VIN to ...

The 1968-1972 Chevelle SS Option For 1968, the high-performance Chevelle SS396 was a separate model, but from 1969 through 1972, SS trim was a package option on the convertible and two-door hardtop.

Thus, the 1968 SS Convertible at 2,286 is the rarest of them all during the first three years (66-67-68) of Chevelle SS396 mass production. (I specify mass production for a reason. Please stay tuned).

Thus, the 1968 SS Convertible at 2,286 is the rarest of them all during the first three years (66-67-68) of Chevelle SS396 mass production. (I specify mass production for a reason. Please stay tuned).