This 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is a true factory V8 sport
coupe finished in Tuxedo Black, with a black bucket seat interior.
Built at the Atlanta, Georgia assembly plant during the first week
of July 1966, this classic Chevelle carries the desirable 13617
Malibu V8 Mild built 350cid & Th350 automatic transmission,
Edlebrok AVS 4 bbl carb, Center console with T handle shifter, new
dash pad, new seat cover, new headliner and package try, and new
trunk weatherstripping, Power steering, Edlebrok valve covers and
aluminum Performer intake, Riddler wheels, retains its authentic
factory trim tag and VIN identification.Originally equipped with an
automatic transmission, this Chevelle features the clean body lines
and timeless styling that made the 1966 model one of Chevrolets
most iconic muscle-era cars. The car was born as a Malibu V8
hardtop and presents an excellent opportunity for collectors,
cruisers, or enthusiasts looking for a solid mid-60s
Chevrolet.Factory Details: 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Sport
Coupe Genuine factory V8 car Atlanta-built vehicle Black bucket
seat interior (trim 761-A) Built first week of July 1966 Factory
automatic transmission carWe can add racing stripes any color of
choice $1495Whether you are looking for a weekend cruiser, local
show car, or a great investment-grade classic to enjoy and improve,
this Chevelle represents the golden era of American muscle and
classic Chevrolet styling. Fully detailed and ready for a new
home.Great deal-Call today!
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