the Chevrolet L88 427 Cubic Inch V8 isn't anything to sneeze at. Introduced in the late 1960s as a factory-built racing engine, the L88 was a closely guarded secret -- a powerhouse of unbridled ...

Debuting in the late 1960s as a factory-built racing engine, the Chevrolet L88 427 Cubic Inch V8 pushed the boundaries of what was possible on the racetrack. The engine was packed with high ...

Also in 1969, Chevrolet built two "ZL1" 427 Corvette coupes. The ZL1 engine was essentially an all-aluminum version of the L88, with the aluminum cylinder block and heads offering a tremendous ...

Winning production car races was easy, and Chevy unveiled a real ... "porcupine" head engine appeared in 1965, followed by the 427 cu. in. V-8 in 1966. A year ago, it looked as if the Mako ...

Conceived as a bone-fide home-grown sportscar to rival European imports, the two seat Chevrolet ... included an L88 big block engine option designed primarily for racing. The 427 cubic inch ...

The 1970 Chevy Corvette could be ordered with the competition-intended ZR1 package. This example, one of just 25 built, is ...

The 1968 Chevy Corvette had a wide selection of engine options that included 300 and 350 horsepower 350 cubic inch Small ...