Two Amazing Big-Block Chevy Dream Machines That Could Be Yours

If this were 1969 or 1970, Deciding between driving off the Chevrolet dealer’s showroom floor in a brand new Camaro SS396 or a Chevelle SS454 isn’t easy. After all, even if you save up all the money, you still have to choose one.

But that is not the case in 2024.

Because when this double-number Super Chevy giveaway ends in less than two weeks, you could be in with a chance to win both an ultra-rare L78 1969 Camaro SS396 and an LS5 1970 Chevelle SS454.

Read on to learn how to get two of the most popular Chevy big-block muscle cars in muscle car history into your garage Enter today Win the victory.

The Chevrolet Camaro has been one of America’s most popular muscle cars for generations, but no Camaro ranks higher on everyone’s “must have” list than the legendary 1969 Big Block Camaro Super Sport. This fully restored Camaro SS396 is one of 4,978 L78 Big Blocks built, and the restoration is stunning, highlighting its amazing 14,000 original miles.

Chevrolet built this Camaro SS396 in 1969 with the best high-performance options available at the time, including a special-order-only 375-horsepower V-8, Turbo 400 transmission, and Positraction. Inside the cabin, you get classic Camaro cool, including a 160-mph speedometer, mint houndstooth interior, center console, console-mounted instrument pack, and floor shifter.

This L78 Camaro has even more horsepower thanks to a high-performance engine that features aluminum heads and exhaust manifolds. Current horsepower is around 500. You won’t lose any races when you step on the throttle of this classic Chevy muscle car.

But that’s not all.

Sometimes you just want to drive around, and that’s when a 1970 SS454 Chevelle is just what you need. If you win the contest, you’ll also take home a 1970 Chevelle SS454 that has been restored at great expense to rival the most beautiful Chevelles in America today.

In 1970, Chevrolet added a hot new version of the big-block engine to the Chevelle’s options list. Chevrolet named it the LS5, and it was rated at 360 horsepower and a whopping 500 pound-feet of torque. When factory air conditioning was selected, it was the highest-horsepower big-block engine available in the Chevelle Super Sport. In fact, many new car buyers chose the LS5 Chevelle SS454 over the LS6 for this very reason.

This competition-grade Chevelle SS454 looks great in the Dream Giveaway Garage, but it will only stay there for a few weeks until a winner is chosen. The turnkey restoration includes show-grade paint and a mint interior. Chevrolet built it with care, and it comes with an LS5 454ci V-8, a Turbo 400 column-type transmission, Positraction, air conditioning, and a hood intake.

This classic 70 Chevelle SS454 has the rare color combination shown in the photo and is from one of the most popular years in Chevelle history.

Now it’s your turn. If you’re about to open your garage and find this 1969 Camaro SS396 and this 1970 Chevelle SS454 waiting for you to turn the key, then Enter now. Dream Giveaway will even pay your $40,000 federal taxes so you don’t have to pay it yourself.

The order bank will close at midnight PDT on August 15. This once-in-a-lifetime prize package will not be repeated. Enter now.