1964 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
Fred, Texas, United States
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For your consideration – A 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe. The body and frame on this vehicle is
fantastic. The car is very straight and shows no signs of any accidents. This vehicle is always garaged and the
interior is original. Full of power and a great car to cruise around in. A list of all accessories the car has is
below. Please look closely at the pictures as they point out any flaws in the paint as well as items that were
added on by the previous owner. This car has a recent oil change, new plug wires, new transmission flush and
filter and is ready to go. Built in Baltimore
April in the 4th week
Malibu 2 Door Sport Coupe
Exterior Paint - Ember Red with White Top
Interior Trim -Medium Red Starette Cloth, Imitation Leather
Seat belts
1969 396 Big Block - Mileage is unknown on this block
1972 Heads
Blueprinted Crankshaft
New Fuel Pump
New Water Pump
Hi Output Powermaster Chrome Alternator
New Red Top Battery and Terminals and Polished Cover
Edelbrock Performer Intake
Summit Carburetor
Crane HiPo Cam
Edelbrock Polished Valve Covers
Edelbrock Polished Air Cleaner
Classic Rally Wheels (Original Hub Caps Included)
Nexen N5000 225/60 15
Full Length Coated Headers
2.5in Dual Exhaust with chrome tips
TH400 Automatic Transmission
Vintage Air A/C and Heat
Power Steering with Upgraded Pump
HEI Ignition
Original AM Radio (Working)
Clear Florida Title
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