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  • 1978 Malibu Classic FS/ or partial trade

    I need to put some cash in my pocket due to some unforseen circumstances so I'm offering my 1978 Malibu up for sale. I have over $9500 invested in the last year. Here is the basics on the car
    1962 Small Journal 327 that's .040 over
    forged 4 bolt mains
    cross drilled forged steel crank
    10.48:1 compression with the 1968 double hump 1.94 heads with brand new Summit Racing upgraded valve springs
    advertised 296/296 cam .472 lift 108 or 106 lsa, I don't remembe off hand
    Edelbrock performer RPM intake
    one month old Holley 750 DP mechanical secondary carb
    Weind Aluminum water pump
    Stock HEI and MSD Steetfire HEI both go with car
    Taylor 8mm high temp wires
    High temp boots on every wire
    Headman shorty headers
    Custom Exhaust just done ( a little over $400 ) 2 1/2" pipe with x pipe, manual cutouts and Flowpro mufflers with turn downs
    Ridings Built 2004R with 2400-2600 lockup converter
    B&M quicksilver shifter with aluminum T handle
    8.5 10 Bolt from a 1987 Grand National with posi and 3.42 gears
    New rear springs, shocks, brakes
    15x7 Camaro Rally's up front with 15x8 Corvette rally's in the rear ( real wheels not repro's )
    BF goodrich tires
    New black carpet goes with the car so you can finish the interior
    You will be very hard pressed to find a cleaner car especially the trunk floors and frame. Here is the video just taken yesterday of the car. I'm asking $8000 or looking for some cash my way and a LT1 automatic car. May consider a decent 3rd gen and some cash. Basically I need some cash in my hand so don't be afraid to shoot me an offer but please be realistic with your offer. This is one of the nicest Malibus around and although it's not perfect, it wouldn't take much to make it perfect. I can't say for sure where these cars will go in value, but it seems over the last few months you see more and more of these that have been cut up and caged and turned into full blown race cars and from what I've seen it's making the value on a real street car like this go up. Thanks for looking and if anyone has questions call me (810) 348-6045


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HA2OaQIcEw
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    Beautiful car, sounds awesome! Good luck with the sale.
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    1999 Trans Am NBM M6 || Stock short block || Livernois stage 2 LS6 heads || Speed Inc. SI5 cam 231/237 .589/.595 112 lsa || LS6 intake || P&P throttle body || F.A.S.T. 36 lb.injectors || Ls6 oil pump || New timing chain, gears and cam bearings || GM performance lifters || Comp pushrods || Comp 918 valvesprings || SLP lid || SLP underdrive pulley || Jethot long tube headers || ORY || Borla exhaust || Hurst short throw shifter || LS7 clutch || BMR lowering springs || Tubular control arms || BMR panhard bar || BMR torque arm || 4.10 gear || 10 bolt rear with welded axle tubes and a TA Performance girdle || Drilled and slotted rotors || SLP subframe connectors || BMR driveshaft loop || SLP Firehawk hood || SLP Firehawk Wheels || Nitto Drags || EVI Dyno Tune 436RWHP/ 413RWTQ

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    • #3
      Aww man!

      This car is absolutely stunning in person - sounds great as well.

      Wheoever buys this will be very happy, that's for sure.

      Sorry to see you selling it, but good luck Lance!
      Gone but not forgotten: 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z

      "You shall ride eternal. Shiny and chrome."

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      • #4
        This car was given TLC day in and day out, I would never hesitate buying a car from Lance. Very sweet car, and honest seller!
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        1994 Camaro Z28 83K M6, CAI, AFR 190cc, 11.6:1, Hooker headers, Hooker ORY, Mangnaflow exhaust, AI 230/238, 1.6 RR, B&M Short throw, Hays clutch, 4.10 gear.

        Member: The Mid Michigan Modern Muscle Car Club

        Originally Posted by 1BADAIR
        manuals should be launched off the limiter and the throttle shouldn't leave the floor til 10 feet after the finish line

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        • #5
          Thanks Adam and Kyle, I hate to sell it but there are a few medical bills that take priority right now. I know I've got at least one more on the way too from my recent little trip to the E.R. This car is a blast to drive and everytime I stop to get gas or stop at a light I get thumbs up and lots of people wanting to look at it and ask questions. It kinda makes me sad to see it go but like I said better sell than have 4 medical bills turn into collection.
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          • #6
            free bump for a sweet looking ride. good luck with the sale!

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