Great Custom Paint! Strong 350 V8, Auto, A/C, PS, PB w/ Front Disc, Head Turner!

Condition:	Used
Make:	Chevrolet
Model:	Chevelle
SubModel:	Malibu
Type:	Coupe
Trim:	Malibu
Year:	1969
Mileage:	68050
VIN:	136379K454544
Color:	Blue
Engine:	350 V8
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Interior color:	Black
Vehicle Title:	Clear

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Description of 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu

A lot of guys like to keep a low profile, but some of us like to make a grand entrance. So, if you like high performance and a whole lot of flash, perhaps this 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is the smart choice. Finished in killer custom paint job that features some unique, head-turning airbrush work on the profiles, this slick muscle car makes a compelling case for speaking LOUDLY and carrying a big stick.
The fender tag says it was originally code 59 Frost Lime, but that simply wasn't enough bling for the former owners of this slick Chevelle. No, they wanted this car to stand out everywhere it went, so they set out to have it covered in one of the coolest custom paint jobs we've seen in a long time. With a blue metallic finish on top, a slick silver metallic on the bottom, and an orange-reddish line of demarcation that matches those cool, slashing airbrushed graphics on the profiles, this is a one-of-a-kind muscle car with a TON of curb appeal. It's obviously a distinctive finish that stands out at car shows, but surprisingly enough, it still manages to be somewhat subdued. There's no gaudy cowl hood, no silly wing out back, and they even decided to forgo any SS stripes or badges to try to make this Chevelle Malibu into something that it's not. This muscle car was built to have a blast, and not have any pretense of snooty "correctness" all the experts with handlebar mustaches seem to clamor over these days. The sheetmetal is straight, the gaps are great, and there's no bad news waiting for you underneath all that paint. The bright colors complement each other nicely, and out in the sunlight, the finish really highlights the A-body's awesome shape; just check out the way the body glows in the side profile shots. It's still wearing all its correct badges and trim, which are in very good condition, and it's always refreshing to see one with bright chrome on the bumpers, grille, and window surrounds, but not much more. That way, the custom paint job can do all the talking.
Checking the cowl tag, you can see why they decided to upgrade the interior from green to black, and the monotone setup is a perfect complement to the wild exterior. It's obviously been restored, but they kept the original-style bench seat in place, which is how most of these cars came from the factory. The original SS-style gauge bezel is still ahead of the driver and covers all the engine's vitals, while beyond it is a later-model Bowtie steering wheel that's joined on the column by the shifter for the automatic transmission below. Plush black carpets below, stock door panels at the flanks, durable seat covers, and even seat belts make it feel fresh and clean inside, with a comfortable, all-together feel that's a perfect contrast to the attention-grabbing exterior. The factory A/C with R134a refrigerant works well in the vintage Chevelle, and the AM/FM/Cassette radio is in the factory slot in the dash, although it's ready for an upgrade soon. Out back, the trunk is neatly finished with spatter paint and the pans are quite clean thanks to a lifetime of easy-living, and it carries a full size spare tire.
The 350 V8 small block under the hood is running great with a few extras to deliver a fairly serious punch when you nail the throttle. When it was built, they obviously dressed it up to match the bodywork with plenty of chrome and polish components under the hood, with polished ATK High Performance Engines valve covers, a chrome open-element air cleaner, and even a chrome cover on the radiator shroud. There's quite a bit of new hardware, including a Holley 4-barrel carburetor, Summit aluminum intake manifold, long-tube headers, and bright red plug wires from the HEI distributor that add a dash of contrast. Underneath, it's very clean, with a slick-shifting TH350 3-speed automatic transmission with a TCI pan that's driving a 10-bolt rear, which is a perfect set-up on a small block car. The exhaust system features long-tube headers and a newer dual exhaust system with an H-pipe and Flowmaster mufflers with turndowns under the rear bumper for a great sound. 20-inch Boss Motorsport rims are the right choice for a car this flashy and carry staggered 255/35/20 front and 275/35/20 performance radials that fill the fenders perfectly.
Great curb appeal and a killer drivetrain, this '69 Chevelle Malibu is ready to start turning heads again right away. Call today!