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Motorevue Show at
Culpeper Shop. Ctr.
. Interior appointments and mechanical features of the 1967 Chevy n are displayed in a spectacular lift body exhibit highlighting the Motorevue Show at the Culpeper Shopping
Center, Oct. 27 through,
In the exhibit, the body of the Chevy II rises from the chassis to give visitors a close up view of what's underneath.' The unit is one of several such centerpieces for die foremost auto 8how on tour. Approximately 30 million people are expected to visit and view Chevrolet displays at fairs, shopping centers, expositions, sports and boat shows and other public events in die next several months. Focal point of the show here, die Chevy II lift body gives viewers a graphic look at design features, interior construction and materials. As the body rises, inner'parts of engine, transmission, suspension, axles and other major components are seen. Cutaway sections and windows show interior parts in operation. For the youngsters and the young-at-heart, eye-catcher wilt be the Monza Junior, a bright red miniature mounted on a go-cart chassis and powered by a 3 1/2 horsepower gasoline engine. The Monza Junior is built on a three-eights scale with the styling of the XP Corvalr Monza SS, one of Chevrolet's experimental show vehicles. One of the little cars will be given away to some visitor at the Culpeper Show. Registrations for die Monza Junior drawing can be made at the exhibit. Another exhibit shows what happens inside a four-speed
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