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This dark blue Chevelle Malibu is a very nice car. The current owner has owned the car since 1990, and it has 67572 original miles on the Malibu. This 1971 Chevrolet Malibu has the 350 CID small block engine with a set of headers. The exhaust gases from the headers exit into a Jeg-s exhaust system that was installed in 2009. The transmission is Turbo 350 Hydramatic 3-speed transmission. The power is sent from the transmission to a 4. 56 geared posi-track rear end. This will really wake this 1971 Chevelle Malibu up from stoplight to stoplight. The original stock rear end gears are available in case someone wants to slow this car back down. The interior is a light sandal wood and still has the original factory AM radio with 8-track player. The front bench seat was recovered in 2012, and the rest of the interior is in good shape. This 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is also equipped...

Long before the days of the minivan, station wagons reigned supreme in the family hauler market. With versatile seating arrangements and loads of cargo space nothing was more practical for a growing family. The Chevrolet Malibu came in all types of body styles and its wagon variant was one of the most popular in the segment. If you grew up in the 60s, chances are you had some seat time in a Malibu wagon. This example is finished in a custom black/yellow paint job complete with dazzling flames. If it weren't so big you'd think it were a Hotwheels! The interior is no disappointment either with new flashy red vinyl seats and a new headliner. Under the hood is a solid 350 small block V8 with ceramic coated headers and throaty exhaust. The transmission is a TH350 that will make you cruise with confidence. This car will get up and go! If...

This Malibu is what many will recognize as a true survivor car: about the only things on this car that weren't present when it rolled off the assembly line are the new front brakes (including rotors), rear cargo mat, BF Goodrich Radial T/A tires, chromed Cragar mags, and the HVAC compressor (which was installed when the A/C was converted to utilize R134a refrigerant). The white paint is in good condition, and the blue vinyl seating and carpet have been well cared for, so there's little (if anything) that this car needs in order to be put into daily use. The 305 CID V8 still purrs like a kitten, and the TH350 3-Speed Automatic transmission shifts as smoothly as ever. This '80 Malibu wagon features...

Just the mention of Malibu and the breeze turns warm and soft, the aroma of Coppertone fills the air and sand fills your pockets and well, everywhere else. This 1975 Malibu is covered in dark blue with a white landau top and light blue interior. All of this I am sure you noticed in the photos but what does not come through is the condition of the interior. The owner believes this to be an actual milage car but with no reporting back in the day to back it up, it is not being sold this way. Although, everything I see points to this being correct. The interior looks like a time capsule! The split bench seat provides bucket seat like comfort with the ability of letting the special someone sit closer, you know, for those cool evenings. Speaking of cool, this 1975 Malibu is...

Debuting in 1964 Chevrolet unveiled the Malibu. Named after the coastal community of Malibu, California. Coastal cities provided names for more than one Chevy model. The Malibu would certainly see many design changes over the years and its success has been very strong. Spanning over 40 years with a gap in the middle the Malibu, now in its 9th generation is the only 4-door family sedan still made by Chevrolet. Here we have a '73 Model, first year of the 3rd generation. The two-tone brown paint with beige vinyl top looks in good shape and tan vinyl interior follows suite with normal signs of wear. Under the hood is the believed original 350ci V8 backed by a turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. Owner states that the car had the quarter panels and rockers replaced 12 years ago. Current owner claims to be the 3rd owner and...