Barn Fresh 1967 Chevelle Malibu Original And Stock Must See 283 V8 2 Speed Auto on 2040-cars
Tolland, Connecticut, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Chevelle
Trim: malibu
Drive Type: 2wd
Mileage: 166,000
Exterior Color: Red
Just found this Barn Fresh 1967 Chevelle Malibu with the 283 V8 2 speed automatic was wash and cleaned up got it running New Electronic Dist,(Original is in Trunk),Carb rebuilt,tank flushed,new Battery,and Checked brakes newer tires and there you have it drove it on a 100 mile trip yesterday the car drives like it has 20k miles on it Motor Runs Strong Trans Shifts Smooth Brakes work Great Dose Not Smoke ! all lights work all glass is good as you can see it is a Driver I would put floors in it and a Trunk Floor in it and Drive it like it is I went to a show with it and had a Crowd around it your choice but it's only Original Once !!! I took a Lot of Pictures and you will see Body is Really Nice Shape was re-painted probable in the 80s I think it is the original Color which Vin Tag says R-2 and the Interior seems all Original, Gauges all work except the clock,Even have the Original Manuel in the Glove Box . I would send out seats to get them re-stuffed because the MICE did get in the car For A long Time and ate up the carpet and seats Here and There and smells pretty Bad like Mouse pee I washed out the interior and Vacumed and deodorize it helped but still has smell just being honest .Yes I know in the pictures there is a hole in the floor on the Drivers and Passenger side and in the Trunk but as I said they make Replacements weld them in and do the seats and put a new carpet in and you are on your way that's me I know everyone is different so I hope that's enough info for you Good Luck Bidding Car is being Sold As Is and in CT there is NO Title for cars over 20 years old so being Sold on a "Q1" Bill of Sale and is For Sale locally so I reserve the right to end Auction early you can call me at 860-424-1818 I am 20 min outside Hartford Connecticut 06084....
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