Basic '70 Malibu

[scuncio]

You rarely see the factory 2-tone Chevelles, but this appears to be one of them. Appears to be a pretty rust-free car from the southwest, but the cautionary notes from the seller regarding the wavy bodywork are a little scary. And...the bonded title is just odd - why couldn't the seller get that in order prior to listing it?

Link to 1970 Malibu auction (https://ebay.to/39rVrZQ)

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[BLACKLS5]

I have to ask... What's with people taking pictures at the gas station with their new purchase on a trailer? So giddy to make a buck they can't wait to get home to take pictures? Just curious. Carry on...

[L_e_e]

Ha, I've wondered the same thing.

[Mr70]

I agree..

[chris slawski]

the only...only thing, and it is a stretch...is to show yes it is in their hands?

[Richls5]

was a 70 l34 ss chevelle same color combo forsale in the northeast last summer

[CamaroNOS]

I too question that myself.

Maybe I am just a little too low key, but if that is my plan, I bring it home first. Then unload it, detail it and get comfy with it. And when that is all completed to my satisfaction, then I take a bunch of worthy pics and post them.

No need to rub the purchase in someones face, just not cool.

Paul

[Too Many Projects]

Seems he has had it for a while. He had the rear window removed and resealed because of the rear deck rust. Claims it sat for 25 years. Certainly isn't 25 years of dust and the paint looks a wee bit too new for that too. He should have gotten a clear title in his state, rather than passing that PITA on to the new owner.