'67 Malibu Convertible, 283/3-speed Stick, Sharp

[scuncio]

Love the unmolested look of this car, and the buckets/console are nice options. You'd have to put the 283 back into the car but no big deal.

I think I'd want to drive it home from its current home in Iowa, and take all the local roads I could find. Sounds like a blast to me.

Link to 1967 Chevelle Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/2xtLwjG)

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[Bill Pritchard]

Wow, what a rare bird with the factory floor mounted 3 speed manual in the console. Better bring your bondo-detector tool along if you're going to look at it, being a Midwest car.

[scott s]

I like the weatherstrip glued to the top of the header....lol

[Fast67VelleN2O]

Car must have been gold originally, since the door jambs are still gold. Earl Scheib special.

[67since67]

Until a year ago this car lived on adjoining property to me, I knew about it but I've never seen it. The owner hasn't liked me since I asked him not to trespass on my back property causing damage to some of my trees, so I'd rather not volunteer to inspect it. With that South Dakota historical tag it MAY have came from a dryer climate with less salt usage. Could be a fun driver for someone.

[scott s]

Seller said it was from illinois orig..

[Bill Pritchard]

Seller said it was from illinois orig..

Then you should DEFINITELY bring a bondo detector!