1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport
Mileage:
13,546
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Vehicle Highlights
White Exterior
Red Interior
13,546 Miles
LS 5.3
5 Speed Manual
Rear Wheel Drive
Vehicle Description
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1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS
- 5.3 LS 2005 engine (comp cams, springs, lifters, timing gears and chains, valve job on cylinder heads)
- 99mm throttle body (GM fuel injection)
- Vintage A/C & heat
- Power disc brakes front & rear
- Aluminum radiator & electric fan
- New Tremec 5 speed transmission, new McLeod clutch
- New hydraulic clutch pedal (new bell housing) TKX 2.87 (1st), 1.89 (2nd), 1.28 (3rd), 1.00 (4th), 0.68 (5th)
- 9" Ford housing & Strange aluminum center section
- 3.50 gear ratio
- QA-1 coilover shocks, front & rear
- Complete new wiring harness (American Autowire)
- Stainless exhaust new big tube
- Quick ratio steering box
- AutoMeter vintage gauge set
- Delay wiper motor
- Cruise control
- All new front suspension
- Torq-Thrust polished American Racing Wheels
History:
The Chevelle family offered a Malibu trim line until 1972. SS was the performance package; Malibu was the top-end luxury group. For a brief moment in 1964 and 1965, the "Malibu SS" nameplate existed. The Malibu SS was not a performance package like the GTO, and it included no performance upgrades. The Malibu SS only offered trim and appearance upgrades over a Malibu, such as: bucket seats, Malibu SS specific trim and emblems, a center console, clock, and a gauge package. These cars all had Malibu SS or Malibu Super Sport nameplates on the car, just like the one you see here.
1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS
- 5.3 LS 2005 engine (comp cams, springs, lifters, timing gears and chains, valve job on cylinder heads)
- 99mm throttle body (GM fuel injection)
- Vintage A/C & heat
- Power disc brakes front & rear
- Aluminum radiator & electric fan
- New Tremec 5 speed transmission, new McLeod clutch
- New hydraulic clutch pedal (new bell housing) TKX 2.87 (1st), 1.89 (2nd), 1.28 (3rd), 1.00 (4th), 0.68 (5th)
- 9" Ford housing & Strange aluminum center section
- 3.50 gear ratio
- QA-1 coilover shocks, front & rear
- Complete new wiring harness (American Autowire)
- Stainless exhaust new big tube
- Quick ratio steering box
- AutoMeter vintage gauge set
- Delay wiper motor
- Cruise control
- All new front suspension
- Torq-Thrust polished American Racing Wheels
History:
The Chevelle family offered a Malibu trim line until 1972. SS was the performance package; Malibu was the top-end luxury group. For a brief moment in 1964 and 1965, the "Malibu SS" nameplate existed. The Malibu SS was not a performance package like the GTO, and it included no performance upgrades. The Malibu SS only offered trim and appearance upgrades over a Malibu, such as: bucket seats, Malibu SS specific trim and emblems, a center console, clock, and a gauge package. These cars all had Malibu SS or Malibu Super Sport nameplates on the car, just like the one you see here.
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(704) 620-1559
Email:
dave@dcclassiccars.com
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