netty
Jan 11th, 00, 10:26 AM
Picked up a 65 Chevelle SS.Registered as Chevelle. VIN # indicates it is a Malibu.Want to sell the car. Should I advertise as Malibu or Chevelle? Has all SS emblems.Confused. Help!
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Pete 67 Jan 11th, 00, 10:35 AM The Malibu & SS were not separate model designations until the 1966 model year. Therefore it was possible to have a 6cyl SS. It is very possible that your car is a true SS. Someone with more knowledge than I have with 65's would have to fill you in more. Hope that helped. netty Jan 11th, 00, 10:44 AM sorry- it's a 66 not a 65.don't know where my head was at. chev64 Jan 11th, 00, 10:47 AM netty, 66 cars had definitive VIN's to denote wether they were true SS's or not. Post the VIN so someone can tell you. http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif ------------------ Leo Paugh Maryland Chevelle Club #017 The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of the low price is forgotten. netty Jan 11th, 00, 11:05 AM VIN on the 66 is 13617Z143187.I believe 36 is a malibu.I don't want screw the next guy like I have been. What do you call this type of car? Converted malibu? lol http://www.chevelles.com/forum/smile.gif 66 bowtie Jan 11th, 00, 1:59 PM 1 - Chev 36 - 8 cyl malibu, custom el camino or wagon 17 - 2 door sport coupe Z - Fermont, Cali plant 143187 - the 143187th car out of the plant that year.... ------------------ OWNER OF 66 CHEVELLE MALIBU Check out page dedicated to resto of my chevelle. still being made. (http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Shop/9801/) Team Chevelle # 424 Canadian Classics Chevelles and Beaumonts #393 Fav Quote: Second place is the first loser... MoeMan Jan 11th, 00, 8:03 PM Not all Chevelles were Mailbus. But all Malibus were Chevelles. | ||