'69 Malibu Factory 350-300hp/4-sp, Great Docs
 

I can't tell whether the engine is the original 'HA' code 350, but the trans and axle appear to be the originals judging by the description. I would like to have seen a factory-style shifter boot and trim ring, but all the docs do suggest this car was ordered with the 300hp engine and a Muncie 4-speed. Pretty cool car in one of the more desirable colors of '69.

Link to 1969 Malibu auction

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She is calling my name.

Love it!

Dan

I remember over a decade ago....Stefano had this one for sale. A great Malibu :)

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...9+Malibu+Speed

Dan

Radio antenna looks to be non-telescoping and the 'F' under the radio section of the broadcast sheet makes me wonder if this originally came with an AM-FM radio? My convertible originally came with an AM radio and its broadcast sheet has a 'P' in the same location. Car is still in the same neck o' the woods where it was originally sold and orig owners lived. Very nice :)

I remember this car from a while ago too.

A few touches and she would be just over the top cool!!!

Tires, shifter handle and boot, not much else....

Ryan W31

Nice to see a non SS Chevelle.

What do you guys think this car is worth as is ? Thanks

I'll guess $24 - $26K assuming it's still the born-with engine.

Got a little out of control on the pedals,lol.Beautiful car!

Stalled at $20,748.00!