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1978 Pro Street Malibu Wagon on 2040-cars

US $11,500.00
Year:1978 Mileage:5000
Location:

Austin, Minnesota, United States

Austin, Minnesota, United States

                               1978 Pro Street Chevy Malibu Wagon

  • Engine- 454 BB bored .030. Alluminum intake. Holley carb. Mild to moderate camshaft (very streetable). CHROME internally regulated alternator. Ceramic headers. Many other goodies.
  • Transmission- TH 350 automatic. Chevy Vega shifter. Custom converter.
  • Rear end- Narrowed 9 inch Ford. 2.73 gears and disk brakes. Ladder bar suspension with coil-over shocks.
  • Tire/Rims- Front 15x3.5 Weld Racing w/ M/T's. Rear 15x14 Weld Racing w/ 31x15 Hoosiers.
  • Front Suspension- Non power steering. Tubular upper A-arms. Factory lower A-arms. Conventional spring and shock configuration. Disk brakes. Sway bar. Wilwood dual carbon fiber master cylinders.

The Build-

        The car started out as 4 door wagon. It was 90% completed at home in my garage. Almost every aspect of this car has been hand built as you will see in the pictures, no part of this car has been untouched. 12 point cage. Jaz Bucket seats. 5 point harness. Custom built alluminum dash with Autometer gauges. Custom floor and firewall. Alluminum wheel tubs, inner fenders, and fan shroud. Also built in alluminum refreshment cooler and rag boxes pictured with custom alluminum "bowtie" lids. Fuel cell and electric fuel pump mounted in the rear. Body modifications include doors and quarter sections from a 2 door coupe. Rear roll pan with 81 Buick Skylark tail lights flush mounted. Lisence place removed from tail gate and recessed in roll pan. 3rd brake light and parking lights are Chevy "bowties" with matching raised "bowtie" lenses. Hand formed all steel cowl induction hood. Stretched ground effects from Z-28 Camaro. Front spoiler from El Camino and front bumper narrowed 6" and lisence plate recessed. Smoked lexan side glass. Paint is 1993 Chevy Lumina Torch Red. Car has been completed for 17 years and is starting to show its age with minor paint defects etc. This car has too many unique and subtle modifications to list all. It took 7 years to complete and a lot of fun has been had driving and enjoying this car over the years. Its been very dependable but it is now time for someone else to enjoy it. Any further questions please call 507-438-2065. 


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