((66 67 68 69 70 71 72)) 1968 Chevelle Malibu Driver 327 Automatic Clean Title!! on 2040-cars
Lubbock, Texas, United States
1968 Chevelle Malibu!
Has a 327 small block with a 2 barrel carburetor & 10 bolt rear end. A/C car (unknown if works) Bench seat automatic on the tree. Car runs and drives it is tagged and sticker with a clear Texas title in my name. Running project run it as you restore it or drive it as is. Paint has scratches and blemishes and could use some shocks and some front end work like ball joints minor things as it appears to have the original front end and can use a truck pan or run it as is. Frame is solid and frame rails floor pans are also good. Solid motor fires right up! No rot in the window areas. Headliner is good. Lights work, reverse lights, wipers, speedometer, windows, all work. Interior is cloth but is all there floor carpet is in tact as well. Brand new 15x8 Ralleys and tires. Over-all a nice solid driver wont take much to restore or drive it as you restore. Please look at the pictures and the video as car will be sold as is where is. This is by no means a Barrett Jackson show car and the price reflects that this car is reasonably priced and the cheapest on ebay on the 1968 Chevelles that run & drive and is complete. I drive it on week-ends. Car is 46 years old people. :-) No bidders under 10 will be allowed to bid on this auction no exceptions and/or people with history of not paying will be blocked as we run clean eBay auctions. CLICK HERE TO SEE VIDEO OF CHEVELLE!! Any questions ask away! No deposit required if auction is won we ask you pick up the car in a reasonable amount of time / or if transport is sent we will help with loading. Bid away you don't find too many Chevelles anymore! Thanks! |
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