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This 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle is powered by a 350 CID V8 engine, backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. Options on this 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle include: AM/FM Radio with Cassette, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Radial Tires, and Rally Wheels. This '66 Chevelle started its life as a Malibu but was restored as a SS tribute car with the correct hood and SS badges. Sitting under the hood is a 350 V8 with a Holley Street Performer intake and Edelbrock carburetor. The exterior has been nicely repainted with base/clear in a beautiful Blue color that looks absolutely stunning. The interior was restored back to the stock appearance with black vinyl seats. A dual 3' exhaust system was installed from the engine back and sound amazing when you stomp on the throttle. Just this year the front end was rebuilt including: ball joints, bushings, tie rods, and front shocks. This Chevelle is a true head...

This Mustang is believed by the seller to still have the original 289CID 4V V8 (A Code) with a four-barrel Holley Carburetor. It was rebuilt just over 1000 miles ago and is backed by a 4-speed transmission. This GT is Black, and Red it is equipped with the Rally Pack and a full-length console with the classic Wood Steering Wheel! The Current owner believes he is the second owner and has had this GT for the last 35 years! These cars with their sporty long hoods, along with short rear decks, became the progenitor of the 'Pony Car' market. The '66 Mustang was the beginning of a market...

Finished in a rich bright yellow color with a black interior this pony is ready to gallop! Powered by an original 289 V8 engine, and set in motion by a rebuilt automatic transmission, this car is in terrific overall condition. The interior is a black pony interior, with a pair of custom bucket seats. The car has had some performance upgrades including an Edelbrock intake and carburetor, dual master cylinder, and...

Ford's iconic 1st gen Mustang was a runaway sales success. A shot directly at the emerging 'youth market', the kids and adults took notice and never looked back. The car was so successful that Ford knew a major redesign would be needed to keep the crown. Subsequently the 1966 Mustang is the last of the classic, clean, small, and 'tidy' Mustangs before the pony began to encroach on the bigger, more powerful, 'muscle car' market. This gorgeous, red, 1966 Mustang notchback; is a great example of the nameplate. From its clean ripple free flanks, and classic, American Racing wheels it screams; quintessential early Stang! It backs up the looks with a hot little 289 V8 spinning a C4 3 speed automatic. The car has 'like new' black vinyl interior with bucket seats and a center shifter. Everything is in working order, from the gauges, lights, and wipers. To enhance the driving experience, power steering and disk brakes were added up front. It's ready to roll whenever you are with electronic ignition, new starter, gas tank, and battery. This 66 Mustang is uncannily smooth and precise when rolling down the road....

This Chevelle is currently owned by the 2nd owner. This mostly Stock (minus Engine Wheels and Tires) Malibu Chevelle is eye popping as they come, with long lines from bumper to bumper to the classic radials. This sexy beast is powered by General Motor 350CID V8, the original 283 comes with the sale should you want to rebuild it completely back to stock. With that in mind it will give you some ideas of what this power plant can and could be, your options are limitless with this beauty. Backing this General Motors V8 is a Power Glide 2 Speed automatic transmission, this was how classic cars rolled in the day saying ' we don't need no 8 speed! ' This 1966 Chevelle Malibu for sale has wide chrome bumpers both front and back and that is a lost relic that we all had a heart for. While sitting inside you can rest your behind on...