1964 - Chevrolet Malibu on 2040-cars
Tracy, California, United States
This 1964 Malibu is fully restored California car. This car has been completely disassembled and put back together. Here is the complete story behind the car. I perched this car from a salvage yard, it had been wrecked in the right front. I disassembled the entire car and replaced the finder, inner fender, Hood, Front Valance, Bumper and brackets. The car was then painted Victory Red and reassembled. Car was color sanded and buffed. All new chrome trim, bumpers and grill. New black interior installed. Car was then lowed to sit beautifully 18" chrome rims. All gauges and lights work great.
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