Chevrolet vega

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The Vega was launched in 1971 as Chevy’s entry into the subcompact market. As luck would have it, there was a labor strike in the Fall of 1970 and the cars got a late start into the model year.

Slickfish/ Vega SS

This 1972 Chevrolet Vega is powered by a 468ci big-block and is a nod to the wild Pro Street era of the late-80s and early 90s.

Back in September 2013, I launched the Great CC Vega Hunt. The goal was to find a Vega 2300 with its original engine and in running condition. Now clearly the […]

Not everyone like the Chevy Vega and it's totally understandable, but this 1975 GT 350 V8 car is a GM prototype survivor showing only 392 original miles,

1973 Chevrolet Vega high quality cosworth conversion like new condition 4 cylinder cosworth engine original fuel injection 5 speed manual trans one repaint in factory color very clean body, floors, and trunk like new black interior factory stlye bucket seats power steering manual brakes ceramic coat header factory 10 bolt rear end front and rear...

This 1972 Chevrolet Vega has been sitting for a long time, but it may be mostly complete. Would you restore it or part it out?

My very first ever "my" car was a 1971 Chevrolet Vega GT Hatchback I bought in 1975. Oh, that car was so RED & so cool! I loved tooling around downriver in that baby. What mom & dad didn't know... lol. Found out it was a POS that burned oil and I screwed up the engine. I cried!

Having to re-enter this info & tags, Flickr's wonderful new page seems to have cancelled it all! So, attractive little 1/18 model from Ertl, reasonable detail and nice paint.

Here's a 1972 Chevrolet Vega GT without the most offending Vega component - its original engine. This Chevy has a seriously modded V8 powertrain!

(first posted 3/3/2011) Curbside Classic takes you back to 1971 for a virtual comparison test of six small cars, based (and partly borrowed) from a C/D test. There it […]

1971 Vega Hatchback, Pro-Street or Race, selling turn key, runs great. Centerline wheels, 29x14.5x15 on grooved Hoosier quick time pros. New 1100cca battery. NOTE: Needs new steering shaft fr

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1977 Chevrolet Vega

Although a salvage yard find may not sound like the most exciting find, this chrome bumper Vega is a fairly solid machine with a pretty decent body. Being an early model Vega helps with the appeal of this find as well. Despite its time spent in a salvage yard, this Vega has not been deemed...

Reader Rocco B. sent us this 1974 Vega, and while the engine in this car is not exactly a mystery, it is a mystery to the person selling the car. To quote, "I never opened the hood so I don't know what motor is in the car, I think they came with 4 cylinders,"...

When Chevrolet began manufacturing its Vega in 1970, things were about to really change in the auto industry, and with consumers beginning to shift their focus to economical cars it couldn't have come along at a better time. In its early days, the Vega was praised and even took Motor Trend's Car Of The Year...