Fresh Resto/Window Sticker/Protect-O-Plate/275hp 327ci V8/Saginaw 4-Speed Manual

1967 Chevrolet Malibu Chevelle Convertible

”The 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle received a slight facelift compared to the ’66 Chevelle, including less angular headlight surrounds and a larger bumper cutout beneath the grille. The Chevelle continued to be offered in three trims – 300, 300 Deluxe and Malibu. The 300 and 300 Deluxe were offered as a two door sedan, four door sedan and four door wagon. The Malibu offered plenty of different body styles, including two door wagon, four door sedan, sport coupe, convertible, and four door sport sedan.” [hidden information]  

For consignment, a 1967 Chevrolet Malibu Chevelle convertible showing 26 miles, but the true miles are unknown. Recently restored, this example will likely not last long and will leave the way most ’67 Chevelles leave the mall; with a happy new owner! This one has a date correct 327 under the hood.

Exterior
The super straight body is awash in gleaming two stage Tahoe Turquoise paint in a monochromatic coverage that is not only unique, but if you’ve been to Lake Tahoe, pretty accurate and this paint is fathoms deep! A simple grille and dual headlight configuration cover the front with polished metals while the rear is finished with V-shaped lenses that wrap around the edge for dual purpose. The laser straight rear bumper hugs the body, hosts a set of reverse lights, and casts a shadow on the emerging dual exhaust underneath. 15-inch American Racing Torque Thrust wheels carry 245/60R15 tires no older than late 2023. Twin bulges on the hood and faux vents are epically cool and our black canvas top is in excellent condition though we note haziness and marks on the plastic. Imperfections are few and noted as several inclusions, light filler evidence, slight alignment issue on hood, and a few paint chips.

Interior
Black vinyl door panels with decorative hash mark trim present cleanly and we have a feeling this is only the start to the tour of Clean Town! Black bucket seats look sharp and the rear bench follows suit, albeit in a slightly different stitch pattern. From the steering wheel forward, it looks like 1967 all over again with a dash that could have come off the assembly line yesterday. A metallic mid panel is home to the AM/FM radio and a ribbed call out panel. The floor is home to a tall, chrome handled shifter over black looped carpet and the trunk is so clean, the only thing we’re putting there is our attention! 

Drivetrain
The show quality continues under the hood where you’ll find the correct 327ci V8 rated at 275 horsepower, and receiving fuel through a 4-barrel carburetor. Behind it, a Saginaw 4-speed manual transmission routing power to the 10 bolt rear axle with 3.08 gears. Power brakes and power steering are evident in this engine bay that you could eat off of!

Undercarriage
The fantastically clean underside is in keeping with the car’s show worthiness; it’s just what you want to see! Other than a drop of oil, the bottom is dry and rust free. For components, we have power disc brakes in front and power drums behind. Dual exhaust runs cleanly through stainless steel mufflers on its way to a rear tandem exit and suspension is comprised of coil springs at both ends with a 4 link in back.    

Drive-Ability
A quick starter, the V8 puts down good power on the test loop and the car tracks straight and handles well. We’re getting occasional pops through the carburetor and a slight lack of power that indicates a timing adjustment might be at hand. All other functions on this lake colored beauty work as they should. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase.

It’s not the rarest of color available in 1967, but it falls within the low range of availability; of the 400,000 Chevelles built in that year, less than 15,000 wore Tahoe Turquoise and on this car’s two stage application, it presents very nicely. This is a fantastic build with the ever popular retractable top. It’s going to look great next to any body of water you choose

136677B180895

1-Chevrolet
36-Malibu V8
67-Convertible
7-1967
B-Baltimore, MD Assy Plant
180895-Sequential Unit Number

TRIM TAG
05A-1st Week May
ST 67 13667-1967 Malibu Convertible
BODY BAL5079-Baltimore Body #
TR 763-Black Imitation Leather Buckets
PAINT L2-Tahoe Turquoise, Black Top

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