He has three Chevettes and is a fan. One is a '76 burnt orange one, which is the star of these drawings. On the backs of the pictures, I have small descriptions like postcards do, as well as a stamp indicia area. Rather than showing all backs, I've put the copy in the caption under each photo. I'm giving them to him tonight, in some sort of envelope I guess, deemed as postcards. I hope he finds them entertaining!!
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| The Chevy Chevette. A low-cost, lightweight, and readily available compact. It'll drive you happy. (Straight from the old ad campaign.) |
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| The Chevy Chevette at Easter Island. It's not a myth. Or made out of volcanic ash. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at the Great Pyramids of Giza. It's all about scale. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at the Great Wall of China. At 43 MPG highway/wallway, the Chevette will only use 90 gallons of gas to travel the 3,889.5 miles of wall. Economical fortification. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at Niagara Falls. During the summer months, 100,000 cubic feet per second of water actually traverses the falls, some .01% of which is not water but the Chevy Chevette. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at the Chandelier Drive-thru Tree. Inspiration found among the Avenue of Giants. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at the Bonneville Salt Flats. Lightly salted and flat out. |
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| The Chevy Chevette at Stonehenge. Monumental. Megalithic. Chevy-rific. |
