1967 Chevelle Malibu: Extra Clean Unrestored Rust Free Oregon Car 327 Auto. on 2040-cars
Mishawaka, Indiana, United States
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Here is an original untouched 1967 Malibu with the original exterior paint and the original interior. This car is equipped with tilt steering from the factory, a perfect running 327 motor, no smoke on cold starts, no lifter noise, or ticks of any kind. The trans is a power glide and shifts just as designed back in 1967. This is a power steering car with manual brakes, the car runs and drives like new, the body is straight, no rust ever, no dents, no smoky, or chipped glass. The doors close perfect, the windows go up and down easy, the original key locks the doors and opens the trunk. There is an original spare tire and jack in place. All body panels are original to the car without rust, or rot. I have lots of receipts from service garages over the years. This car has been taken care of all it's life, never been misused, or abused. I am the 3rd owner and I still have the original Oregon title, I have a clear Indiana matching #'s title in my name. The car is ready to drive anywhere at any time. This is a very nice and clean car with extra clean floor pans, top side and under side, no undercoating ever. Everything on this car works proper. The bumpers are clean and straight, nice original chrome, the other chrome emblems, tail light bezels and such, have no pitting. Nice garage kept car. I have more pics. on request. Thanks so much for your time looking the car over. 0 feedback bidders and negative feedback bidders, Please contact me before bidding. Don't forget to ask any and all the questions you can think of while the auction is live. |
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