1967 Chevelle Malibu "ss" Clone on 2040-cars
Bayside, New York, United States
Here in this listing I have a 1967 Chevelle SS clone. It came out beautiful. I don't have the time to enjoy and I am moving soon so something has to go as I don't have storage for all my cars. This car was a good foundation when I started. It has a great chassis with no repairs ever. It has it's original floors still intact and not rotted out. No holes or rust. All it's original panels are still in place. The trunk looks great with no rust or holes. No signs of previous repair. The body on this car was very straight and no major rust anywhere. Almost everything on this car was restored or is brand new. Starting with the inside out. The interior is completely brand new. The seats were all redone. All the interior panels are brand new. The dash is all new. Carpet is new. All trim and handles are brand new. The only thing not new is the headliner which is original. It is ok but should be done at some point. It's not hanging just has a few nicks and small tears here and there but is all there and clean. Sun-visors were replaced and are new. There is a new glove box liner also installed. The original radio is still there and in place. No aftermarket radio or holes cut. I am not too sure and will check but I think the radio is not working. All the window are in perfect shape with no cracks or chips. They all rolls up and down as they should. The window laces (felts)were all replaced. The interior light works as it should. The wipers work the way they should. All the lights, brake lights, blinkers etc.... Work the way they should. The horn works. So now for the outside. The car has a brand new paint job. It was done with a two stage system by PPG. Base coat, clear coat. It has 4 layers of white and 4 coats of clear. It looks and shines beautiful. No imperfections no rust, no dents. All the body lines line up and look great. The doors all close good with no dropping or sagging. The outside door handles and locks are all new. The trunk lid lines up perfect and closes great. The trunk has a new rubber seal installed. The hood is the only panel not original it was replaced with an SS hood and trim. It's looks great and is a great addition to the car. Both bumpers are brand new. The parking lights are new and the rear tail lights lens and trim are all new. All trim and molding on the outside of the car are brand new. Everything is new!! The front grille and headlight grilles are all new. There wasn't a penny spared on this resto. All the emblems are new and look great. The only ones I didn't put on are the SS emblems on the front and back. I didn't put them on because they all say 396 below and I don't want to represent the car as a big block because its NOT. The motor is an older rebuilt 327 motor rebuilt by the previous owner. I dressed the motor and it looks great. I installed a new Edelbrock 4bbl manifold and a good Holley carb. I installed a new MSD HEI distributor and got rid of the points. It has a new alternator. New battery. New plugs and wires. Fresh oil and filters. Runs great. My honest plan for this car was to replace this motor and put in a 396 Big Block and a 4 speed trans. That would make this car perfect and make it worth a lot of money. The car has 4 new shocks installed. The brakes are all new from front to back. New brake hardware and new wheel cylinders, new drums. Also has a new master cylinder. There is a brand new exhaust from front to back. Basically everything is brand new on the car. I am sure the new owner will put there own little touches on it to make it there own. The car runs and drives with no issues. Temp runs cool and no overheating issues ever. Radiator and system were flushed. New thermostat was installed as well as all new hoses. Good Luck and Happy bidding! |
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