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1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu on 2040-cars

US $35,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:101000
Location:

Muskegon, Michigan, United States

Muskegon, Michigan, United States

1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu:

Built in Lodi, Caifornia and was a California and Arizona car from 1967-2009.
Last purchased in 2009 with 92K miles on it from S. Fegan at Hot Rods and Classics in Tuscon, AZ.  This was his personal car for many years.  Since then the Malibu has traveled 9K miles in 5 summers.  It has done several car cruises, runs to countless kids sports games, and 3 trips to Washington DC to Michigan.  Since 2009, all work has been performed by George Reggio at Maryland Performance Center and All Speed Customs in Muskegon, Mi.  No Short Cuts!!!

101,000 miles
One repaint original color over 10 years ago, still looks great 
Car is a 136 VIN.  Originally a 283 with power glide.
VIN 136177Z131317
Clear Title.
No rust, no accidents, no replacement panels.
Only non-OG body part is an all steel 2" cowl hood.

Current engine is a stock GM Crate Motor ZZ454 aluminum head.
Edlebroick intake, Demon Carb, headers, high flow air filter.
Tremec TKO 500, 5-speed Transmission with 68% overdrive (2009)
Car does 17 MPG on highway and cruises effortlessly
12-bolt rear end, rebuilt.  New 3.73 gears.
New u-joints, custom driveshaft.
Full new Ram clutch installed at the same time (2009).
Front Disc brakes, SSB, new booster, new lines.
Rear Drum
2.5" exhaust with flow master 40's and exit at rear.
New Flaming River progressive steering box.
Frontend alignment 2013.

All panels fit, good gaps, doors close effortlessly and solid.
Interior is the stock color turquoise with all-new Year One dash panels/instruments for the manuyal transmission (no gear indicators), full console, clock, and stock shifter welded to Tremec shifter below the boot, Seats, carpet, headliner, dash and rear tray all in excellent condition.
All interior panel lights work at night, courtesy lights come on when you open the door.
Locks and keys all work as they should.
Stereo with concealed head unit in glove box, professionally installed, receipts over $3,000.00.  JL Audio 500 Watt, 5-channel amp and custom dual 10" subwoofers in trunk enclosure.  Boston Acoustic 6.25" drivers in custom door enclosures with Boston Acoustic 6x9 rear fill.
iPod jack under the drivers seat control volume and playlist discretely.

Car starts, runs and drives excellent.

Brand new battery and oil change May 2014.

Needs nothing.  Drives straight.  Turn key and enjoy.  The owner has recently taken delivery of a professional custom-built 1955 For F-100, and it is now time to make room in the garage.  Just thinning the herd.

The price is realistic.  Check out other pro-touring cars from popular classic car dealers at twice the price.  Just add your own big wheels.

Thanks for viewing this fine Malibu.

Please email us with any questions or comments you may have.  Car is located in Muskegon, Mi at All Speed Customs and available for a viewing and inspection and for a test drive for serious buyers.

Thanks

All Speed Customs.

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