1966 Purple Chevelle Malibu Coupe In Excellent Running Condition With A/c on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
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Most of this classic beauty has been kept as original as possible. The paint was Purple when purchased, but has not been changed since. The car does have a noticeable paint chip on the trunk that needs to be fixed. Also it has power steering, but the original steering wheel is on hand.
You will love driving the powerful muscle car complete with bench seats and A/C. No major work necessary, just get to have the fun of customizing it however you like. Owner loves this car, but is physically unable to drive it. A beast of a car like this one is not meant to sit in a driveway or garage. If you're looking for a muscle car, show car, project car, classic car, or a car that you can immediately drive around with a "wow" factor...this car is perfect for all of the above! |
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