1980 Chevy Malibu Wagon. Advertise Your Business Or Use Cruise Nite. Kool Car on 2040-cars
Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
A real head turner non molested 1980 Mallibu Wagon with a Custom 3m wrap. Great to use to Advertise you business or take to shows and cruise nights. Get thumbs up and compliments every where it goes. It is a very affordable custom car at a fraction of the cost. The interior is in near mint condition for a 34 year old car. No cracks in mint original dash board and mint headliner, new carpet and minor tear on side of drivers side seat vinyl From seatbelt Has 65,500 original miles with a 229 v6 auto. Carb could use to be rebuilt or adjusted. Still has factory plugs in carb for adjust ment but runs and drives down straight and great. 500 miles on wheels and tires New rear shocks and cat back exhuast with a new cherry bomb muffler not glass pack.. Needs A/C charge I let it out changing valve cover gaskets. No frame rot in frame or body. It was nice straight solid body before wrap. My loss your gain. Need to sell for money for home closing. Car could us a little tinkering here and there Pics really don't give car justice. I would like $4,300 as if sits. Please don't low ball me. This is a bondo free straight non molested car. Great car to throw a v8 into or use economicly as is. I will swap out wheels and tires for stock ones with poverty caps and sell car for less if you are interested. Have pics of car before wrap. Thanks for looking!
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