1968 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Convertible 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
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As is, unrestored, 1968 Chevy Chevelle Malibu Convertible, 307-small block. Current owner bought it in 1985- Garage kept since then. Adult driven and maintained. Driven to car shows and special occasions. 155,800 miles Engine rebuilt in 2010. Only 4500 miles since rebuild. New top 2001- Black and Power operated with glass window. Looks like new. New Carpet and Seat covers. Suspension rebuilt in 2006. Runs Great. Power steering. Drum breaks all around. Heater works great. Even the door alarm and interior lights work. Original spare tire, horn and radio in trunk. Missing shifter knob. Some surface rust in trunk. Under carriage and floor pans in great condition. Runs and drives like a dream. The perfect car for cruising and weekend trips. We have all paperwork from service and repairs since 1985. We even have the original owners manual. Paint job done prior to 1985. Some cracking on passenger door, plus some other imperfections. Appears to have some bondo work on this passenger door, but the car comes with a spare door. See pics. AS IS, no refunds. $250 Good-faith deposit at auction close via Paypal. Remainder due within 7 days of auction close. Cash preferred. Local pickup or possible owner delivery, just message me for any inquires. Remainder of purchase price due in cash at time of delivery or pick up. If paying remainder via payment method other than cash, then full payment must clear before car is released for delivery. Buyer must arrange and holds liability for shipping if needed. |
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