1981 Chevrolet Malibu on 2040-cars
Sea Isle City, New Jersey, United States
Just email me at: freddiefppudlinski@tiberia.net . Up for sale is a 1981 Chevy Malibu. The car has been fully restored from chassy to the body. As the pictures will
show you the process. everything in the car is new and I have full receipts for. the car had new interior, motor,
trans, rear end, brakes, and electric. Nothing in the car has been left out. I have spent well over 40k in the car.
Please see the pictures in the listing and if you have any questions feel free to send me and email. I will
describe the parts below.
Motor. 383 engine all new rated at 600hp on pump gas.
Trans. Built by bull dog and its a 700r4
rear. 383 ford 9 bolt with posi lockers and all the extras.
Brakes. All wildwood front and rears
Brake booster. Also wildwood with full stainless steel lines to the front and back.
Drive shaft. Custom for the rear to the trans all aluminum 3" rated at 900hp plus
Interior. Leather seats. black on red stitching to match the outside.
The chasse has been sand blasted and painted black with a protective coat.
The gauges are custom.
New fuel tank and all lines to the engine are stainless steel.
The entire car has been dynamited for sound proofing.
New 20" American racing wheels on the car.
Custom radiator to keep the car cool with electric fans.
New doors, hood, front fenders and trunk. I didn't want to use the old ones as I wanted to make sure no rust was on
them. The paint was done by Ajs Auto Werks in ELmwodd Park , NJ excellent work done. again see the images. I just
updated the list to show the cost and parts. I haven't included labor for the work just the parts cost so far I
have spent about $47,940.00 with out labor and tuning etc..
Malibu parts list with price
Transmission $1719
Chevy 383 motor (600hp) $4900
Rear end $2680
Suspension kit $3000
Steering kit $200
Rear wildwood brakes with rear end $2250
Body mounts $150
Door, window and body seals $289
Brakes, fuel lines and all clips $782
Interior (all black) $2000
Center console $200
New seat and brackets $100
Front corner lights $120
Power door ass. $100
Power window motors $50
Transmission cross member $575
Transmission oil cooler $775
Griffin radiator $225
Radiator fans and assembly $375
Wilwood front brakes $1800
Body work and new panels $18000
New bumper brackets $225
New Battery $200
New grill and bezels $180
New interior gauges $1125
Full interior dynamite $550
New wildwood master cylinder $375
New brake booster (dual diaphragm) $325
New aluminum drive shaft $600
New wiper motor and arms $125
Header and exhaust $1345
New rims and tires (20” American racing) $2500
New electric wiring $475
New quick shifter (b&m) $400
As per the request of a few interested buyers I uploaded a few interior pictures. You will notice no radio or
speakers. I have not chosen which radio system to install. I wasn't sure whether to build something super nice or
just regular. This will be up to the choice of the buyer. I have a set of speakers and radio all new but didn't
install yet. I also have extra parts that will go with the car. I have 2 center console and you can choose which
one to have in the car. I also forgot to mention the car has removable steering wheel for added security and
comfort. please ask any other question you like. Please see the last pictures for interior. again its all new.
New rug, New seats, New dash, New headliner everything is new. also tilt column. no short cuts taken.
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