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When you say Malibu the first thing that most people think of is power. This '70 has plenty of that with its small block 307 under the hood producing some serious horsepower. The paint is slick with the Beautiful Maroon paint shining bright to stand out in any crowd. Pop the hood and you will see the real star of the show, the 307 V8 small block. It is numbers matching and we have the build sheet. When this thing fires up it is sweet music to any car enthusiast's ears. The automatic transmission shifts out nicely. If you have been wanting to get a Malibu that runs as good as it looks this 70 is the one. Options on this 1970 Chevrolet Malibu include Power Steering, Power Brakes, AC, Vinyl and Cloth Interior, Seat Belts,...

This ride will turn heads everywhere it goes! Powering this beast is a 350 small block that is mated to a TH350 turbo 3-speed automatic transmission. Putting power down is a 10 bolt rear end with 3. 55 gears. It has new black paint that is very deep and accented with blue stripes with flames inside them. The interior is blue and black and has been totally redone and looks great. Finishing off the muscle car look is a set of Torq Thrust wheels that really set this car off. Give us a call cause this ride will not last long!

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The Sea Mist Green is the original color to this beautiful car. It has been repainted once. Black SS Stripes have been added for that classic muscle car look of the 70-s. There are a few minor nicks in the paint, but that-s what happens when you actually rive them! Pop the hood and you will find a very clean engine compartment. At the heart of this --70 SS clone is a very healthy 496 cubic inch big block Chevrolet engine. The engine is estimated to have 700 horsepower, and it was built by a professional engine builder. The engine breathes easily, due in large part to the long tube headers and the 3 inch aluminum exhaust. You will definitely hear this beast coming. All this power is sent through a Turbo 400 automatic 3-speed transmission with a shift kit installed for very firm shifts. An oversized driveshaft connects the transmission to the beefed up rear end, which is a GM 12 bolt rear end filled with an Eaton Posi...

In 1969, the Chevrolet Chevelle was named 'America's most popular mid-size car'. In 1970, sheet metal revisions gave the Chevelle a more squared and muscular stance. The iconic Chevelle will always have its place in muscle car history and the 1970 design is arguably one of the most memorable designs. This specific Chevelle is sporting a Sky Blue paint job with era correct, Bright White Chevrolet Rallye Stripes. The interior is a super clean, Onyx Black vinyl and cloth combination which looks absolutely amazing with the Sky Blue paint. Powering this muscle car is a 350CID V8 paired to a 3-Speed Automatic which provides plenty of power to move this big coupe around town. This car rests perfectly on a set of Chrome Torque Thrust style wheels which are a universal clean look on any late 1960's...