The Chevrolet B-body is a full-size automobile platform that was produced by General Motors from 1965 to 1996. It was used for a variety of vehicles, including sedans, coupes, and station wagons. The B-body was replaced by the GMT900 platform in 1997.
There are a number of different Chevy cars that were built on the B-body platform. These include:
– Bel Air (1965-1970)
– Biscayne (1965-1972)
– Brookwood (1969-1972)
– Caprice (1965-1996)
– Chevelle (1964-1977)
– Corvette (1963-1982)
– El Camino (1964-1987)
– Impala (1965-1985)
– Kingswood (1969-1972)
– Monte Carlo (1970-1988)
The B-body was a full-size platform that was designed to be used for a variety of vehicles. It was a popular choice for sedans, coupes, and station wagons. The B-body was known for its durability and reliability. It was also known for its spacious interior and comfortable ride.
The B-body was discontinued in 1996 and was replaced by the GMT900 platform. The GMT900 platform is a more modern platform that is designed to be used for a wider variety of vehicles.
The Chevrolet B-body was a popular and versatile platform that was used for a variety of vehicles. It was known for its durability, reliability, and spacious interior. The B-body was discontinued in 1996 and was replaced by the GMT900 platform.
