When you consider everything that goes into it, you can't find a better wagon for the money.

When you consider everything that goes into it, you can't find a better wagon for the money.
'65 CHEVY II

All-vinyl interior in a sturdy Body by Fisher. Spacious flat cargo area. Proved money-saving, easy-care features. And the kind of styling that says thrift can be beautiful.

A Chevy II wagon has so much going for it, you could almost say it's loaded even when it's empty.

There's room. A whopping 76.2-cubic-foot cargo area.
With the counterbalanced tailgate lowered and the back seat down, you've got over nine feet of flat scuff-resistant floor.

Behind the wheel, you'll feel the urge to sneak a few peeks over your shoulder just to make sure you are driving a wagon. You get the kind of performance and handling ease you'd expect to find only in a Chevy II Sedan.

The surprisingly smooth ride comes from an independent front suspension with soft high-mounted coil springs; exclusive Mono-Plate rear springs; plus built-in levelizing action. And if a bumpy road gets through all that, there are still double-acting shock absorbers to help flatten it.

With the way a Chevy II is put together, wear and tear doesn't stand much chance of stopping it, either. An acrylic lacquer finish covers its Body by Fisher. Flush-and-dry rocker panels, steel inner rear fenders and an aluminized exhaust system fight corrosion.

Drive a Chevy II wagon at your Chevrolet dealer's.

It's the plushest, most powerful wagon of its size. And you'll find that it
certainly makes a little money go a long, long, long, long, long way....

Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Detroit, Michigan.


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