1981 Chevrolet Malibu Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
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Nice 1981 Chevy Malibu, Green And White Upholstered Interior with a great paint job on the exterior consisting of a pearl white and chamoleon Stripe on the sides and rear which flips 3 different colors, original rally rims with good tires. It comes with a 350 hp engine with duel flo master exhaust system. Very clean inside and out but does need a little work. Back in the day this was my toy but my wife has been pushing me to get rid of it for lack of space and because I never drive it anymore. I have not moved it in quite a while (about 2 years) and I did notice some slight knocking under the hood. It could need an oil change as it hasn't been changed in a while and is about 2 quarts low. Check it out as this is a really cool ride. I have a clear title for this car but not sure how many miles are on the car even though the odometer reads 76,046 miles. The guy that I bought the car from changed the engine to a 350 so I am really not sure on that.
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