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Chevrolet - CUSTOMER-RIDES’S 1970 CHEVELLE | |
| These are some photos that Bill Apperson sent us of his 1970 Chevelle with a ZZ502/502 engine which he has named the Apperson Jack Rabbit. The GMPP ZZ502/502 that he put in it, made a world of difference over the old 396ci engine that use to be in it. | |||||||||||||
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THE APPERSON JACK RABBIT | |
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Bill Apperson’s 1970 Chevelle. The Apperson Jack Rabbit. |
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 Bill giving a little TLC. |
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 Jeremey Brewer, Bill’s grandson. |
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This was one of your first 502ci 502hp engines.
It has edelbrock heads and manifold. I put a Barry Grant
750cfm carb, elect. fuel pump for the fuel cell, TCI
ignition, Chevrolet supplied the chrome headers,
starter, flywheel, and I installed a ram clutch ahead
of a Richmond 5 speed transmission. The cross brace for
the transmission and drive shaft are the only major modifications
I had to make, other wise the 502 fit like a
glove in the Chevelle. I have taken it to one car show
and to the track once. It ran in the low 12s the first
time out and that’s not bad after having to shift 5 times
down the 1/4 mile. This engine is all I thought it would be. The power is like nothing I have ever driven or rode in and I graduated High School in 1960 from Cushing Oklahoma, a town full of great racing buffs. P.S. I left the tag stating it has a 396 and the side emblems to fool anyone with a race in mind. Click on Bill’s name to send him an e-mail message. Bill Apperson |
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