1969 Chevelle Malibu +++ All Numbers Matching Small Block! 1966 1967 1968 1970 on 2040-cars
Deptford, NJ, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:307 worked hi performance matching black
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 55,000
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Chevelle
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: malibu coupe
Drive Type: rear
NO!! RESERVE AUCTION HI BIDDER WILL TAKE IT!
PLEASE - DO NOT BID IF YOU ARE NOT READY TO BUY MY CAR!
I GOT BURNED 3 TIMES ALREADY !!! these posting's are not free!
UP FOR AUCTION IS MY 69 MALIBU CHEVELLE .
THE CAR WAS ORIGINALLY FROM SOUTHERN CA.
I GOT THE CAR 14 YEARS AGO I RESTORED IT 8 YEARS AGO.
NEW PAINT TRIM VINYL ROOF AND ALL THE WEATHER STRIPPING
WAS DONE THE INSIDE OF THE CAR WAS NEVER TOUCHED BUT NOW
IT IS SHOWING IT'S AGE ON THE SEATS AND HEADLINER.
THE FRAME AND FLOOR AND TRUNK ARE ROCK SOLID!
RUNS AND DRIVE 100% EVERYTHING WORKS.
SOME SMALL DING'S OVER THE YEARS THIS
CAR WAS DRIVEN BY MY WIFE ON THE WEEKENDS.
FOR THE LAST 8 YEARS! THE CAR WILL DRIVE ANYWHERE!!!!
0 RUST ANY WERE ON THE CAR NO FILLER!
ALL BODY PANELS ARE ORIGINAL TO THE CAR!
you could spend 10k for junk box then start restoring it.
or put $1.500 bucks in my car and it will be back to show
condition
FLY IN DRIVE HOME!!!!
LOW FEEDBACK BIDDERS IF YOUR SCORE IS LESS
THEN 25 YOU MUST CONFIRM YOURSELF BEFORE YOU BID!
AS IS SALE DEPOSIT IS DUE 24 HOURS AFTER SALE ENDS!
1000.00 NON REFUNDABLE MAKE SURE YOU WANT THIS ITEM
PLEASE BEFORE YOU BID.
BALANCE IS DUE 3 DAYS AFTER SALE ENDS BY BANK WIRE ONLY.
NO OTHER PAYMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
YOU CAN CALL ME FOR MORE INFO.
7-AM TO 8-PM 856-302-1690 THANKS ---- Rick.
the car is located very close to Philly pa.
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