1977 Chevy Malibu (SOLD) at Coyote Classics
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If you are in the market for a Nice Mid 70's Malibu than this may be the one for you. This Two Owner Rust free Malibu has recently been cosmetically restored in a brilliant Turquoise metallic paint with the restoration being done in 2016. Its original 350 4bb engine was also beefed up and redone with new dual exhaust, and a new set of Cragar SS rims wrapped in Mickey Thompson RWL tires. It comes equipped with a 350 turbo transmission, 350 4bb V8 engine, non working Factory AC, power steering, power disc front brakes, am FM radio, and is riding on a nice set of Cragar SS rims really setting this one apart. Its white original interior is in excellent condition as well with only 79,607 original miles on it. Its floors, frame, and body are rust free and super solid. Its exterior paint looks great and is buffed to a brilliant shine laid out over a very straight body. It runs and drives great down the road and is ready to enjoy!
Coyote Classics (Greene, Iowa)
Call: (641) 816-3145
Email: Midwestmucsle@coyoteclassics.com
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Nice old school. I graduated in 1979, Everyone into muscle cars wanted T/A or Camaros. Nice to see a old school Malibu
What the price on the car
Little did I know the value these 70’s cars would bring. I had a 73 Malibu. They were cheap and plentiful back then. Saw these all over in the day. Wish I had one now.
Yes me too I had a 73 that I cloned to be a ss chevelle w all the goodies the ss had I found a real Ss that was a rust bucket and used all the badges mirrors swivel bucket seats console factory tach and gauge cluster all that and it was very close to a real ss no one knew unless they really knew Chevy's small block 400 all fresh and running great small cam great exhaust all the way out the back I wrecked it tho too bad I'd love to still have it as you said
My grandfather bought a 77 malibu classic new off the lot and drove it till 2006,, his was this same color green and green interior bench seat with a 305. Seeing this car brought back alot of great memories for me thank you for that
Sharp, I absolutely love subtle and understated earth tones on American classics. I like old school glasspacks but without headers and I personally wouldn't have cut them by the rear end.
Awesome car, I'm in high school right now and own a 1973 Chevy Chevelle Malibu atm, looking to building it to look like something like this
You guys should show footage of the outside of your vehicles while moving down the road. That would be a great addition and nice to see. I owned 2 of these back in the day.
This really makes me feel like a kid again. This is identical to the one my dad brought new in November 76.
I had a 77. Straight 6, no AC (the "flip" from heat to defrost was non-vaccum. Just mechanical.) That was a real car. Here in Toledo sub zero in the morning before sunrise that baby would come to life, the entire car would shake, determined to come to life for 15 seconds. And then a smooth hum. I want another. Good Luck,, right. But what a car. 60s all the way around, handled flat like a road racer. Would bark those rear tires, loaded with 5 of us friends in it, leaving from a stop.
These 70s A body cars are under appreciated.
Really cool car I personally love the colonade cars, I’ve had 3 of the 73-77 Malibu’s and 3 of the Monte Carol’s and a 74 Grand Am and 74 lemans. That thing is really nice but it’s not a survivor when it’s been repainted and other stuff restored or rebuilt, like a built motor but still a really cool car. These cars are extremely overlooked by people, and you can do just as much with these cars as much as the earlier ones.
I agree with you - how many ‘66 to ‘72 Chevelle’s do you need to see before they’re kind of boring? If I’m at a car show, I would be MUCH more drawn to this one just because you simply don’t see them around anymore!
I had a 1977 midnight blue one with a medium blue landau vinyl top like that one. Went anywhere in the winter with Mohawk winter treads on it. Great cars!
Oh my Gosh. This is one beautiful machine. What a jewel! Show car winner, all the way! I'd love to own it.
My mouth is drooling. My dream car. I’d put flowmasters on it and drive it regularly.
Love the stacked headlights. Great looking car.
These late 70 cars look so cool I know they’re not fast at all but they look amazing
She's a total GEM 💎
My 1st car, a metallic brown one, with beige interior.
She's a beaut!!!
Best wheels ever beautiful color underrated body style
Beautiful
Malibu-classic
When-cars-were
Cars-now-they-are
Disposal-the-never
Be-antique???????
These were great cruisers !!!
Beautiful......my late bro-in-law had a 76 he bought in 77 metallic blue with the 350 detailed it for him all them years ago.
Beautiful green color interior on this Malibu
I had that exact car it was an awesome driving and comfortable vehicle
Damn, she's beautiful. I just saw this video and all I can think of is I missed another one.
I owned my uncles 1977 Malibu with 90,000 miles 1984-1986. My first car. But it was deeply flawed for its time and the norm. It was a 2 door car with a 350, 2 barrel carburetor, had hubcaps instead of sport wheels, rips in the drivers seat; a faded back panel behind the back seat, and of course, a cracked dashboard, a typical 70’s GM car if you lived in a hot climate like Texas. Oh, and it was silver when I got it. Paint job was like sandpaper and rusty like most GM paint jobs with metallic colors in the 1970’s. I got a paint job with red pinstripes across it. Got a glass pack muffler with a single exhaust pipe and didn’t remove the catalytic converter to make it sound like a robust muscle car. And a USA 1 thing pasted above the drivers windshield, forgot what those things were called. I’m so old! Bottom line, all Chevelle’s and Malibu’s that were 1973-1977 models were totally forgotten. They were past the muscle car era and Gen X’er high schoolers in the 1980’s that owned them didn’t drive cool cars.
General Motors owned the old school classics. 💨🗝
Sweet ride! I had the 302 V8 '77 Malibu and what I remember most was the silky smooth auto. transmission ,
Thought they were 305..my 77 was put all police suspension on it biggest sway bars could get police rear Sway and ladder bar front pigtail springs progressive..cornered like a go cart ...flat and used action wagon rims..ten inch wide
@@miguelcastaneda7236 Yes thanks and sounds like a beast so I stand corrected the 302 was Ford
Yes I caught that too lol 305 was Chevy and they were great engines had many many of them over the years not real power houses but got the job done just find and would easily burn up tires as well w the low end torque that they had they ran out of steam on the top end due to very small valves and head design but thats what made them idiot proof they would not rev high enough to blow up due to again the bad small head design they had great engines tho for all around drivability and low end torque
I had my eyes on one of these in high school. Best ones were taken, though!
Reminds me of my 1975 Malibu Classic 2dr. My first car!
I love the 77 Mali!!! Solid white letter tires w/Cragar SS Mags!
Those did kick it off perfectly didn't they ? Lol
Replacement windshield rear view mirror was laying on the Hump. Beautiful car
Had one same color best vehicle i ever had.
Very cool!!!!
I had same year same color no vinyl roof green interior 350 4brl best car I ever had
8:10, just like my car was. A blank area with a potential clock. I love the dashboard layout of this compared to my 2007 Prius or 2016 Camaro!
Love it! I have a multi show winner 77 Malibu at home now!!!
was just on your site, lovin' that '75 Regal ....
Love those crager mags. I bought one that year model in ‘82. Went to pick up my girlfriend and she came out said she is not getting in a pink car, I said it was Champagne. Long story short took it back and got my second choice, Monte Carlo, black
I had a 77 boo... it was dope
Beautiful colors,sweet....
Sounds like it has a miss. Check your plug wires. You also have an exhaust leak.
Cool ride. Love those truckers. Freedom
I just hope whoever's buy it don't put those ridiculous big wheels on ,because those mickys look good really make the car
Me gusta el carro un Chevrolet Malibú Classic Coupé 1977; saludos.
It’s missing the rear view mirror 😡🤣🤣 I owned one, very nice solid car 🚘
The half top awesome
Yeah I'm not a fan of the exhaust either especially not going all the way out the back if it did those mufflers may not be so bad thats what I would do send it out the back for the potential customer then you won't hear it as much it will sound really good I bet .. But other than that and the a/c its a gorgeous car in mint condition w out a doubt nice find fellas
Nice color cool car , maybe now 229 hp ! Ahh it's ok still looks nice sounds good
Nice ride won't last
Sounds great
Biggest engine available to have in 77 was the 400SBC..
I graduated in 77
I never understood why upper end models of most all vehicles never had a clock as standard. How much could a clock cost back then. Looks so awful it's just a blank hole in the instrument panel😮
Nobody wanted these back in the day because everyone wanted the '60s Camaros but now you can't find a '67-'69 Camaro for less then an arm or a leg or 2 ...
If you still have it I would be interested in buying it
Run it against that Subaru next time
Gorgeous but I need a.c. in my town
Awesome
10:00, I didn’t hear the loud “bing bong, bing bong” turn signals I had on my car. Vertical dashes below the speedometer.
Clean
Have one setting in my driveway now with a new 355 pro street rebuilt transmission with shift an a coil over front end
That'd be cool if it was a 73
@@freddylane771 if it was a 73 it would be a Chevelle
Most of Chevelle's you see are Malibu clones
@@frederickmcmillian9562 if it was a 73 laguna SS it was a chevelle, other than that they were considered low hp chevelle malibu's. The 73 Baldwin Motion chevelle was the last real chevelle in my book anyways.
Is mine worth 22,500 including the old front end an motor included
My dad has one of these
ummmmm THANK YOU TOO
Nice!!!!
👏👏
I’m in love 😘
Posi rear end ?????
Is it for sale..
Numbers matching on this car isn't important it's a 77 malibu guys!!.
How much?
$22k isn't bad either!!
Price?
You must be color blind ! There is absolutely no turquoise in that paint. Look up the color and you'll find what it's really called
Peice?
then they turned it in2 a family car w/ 4 doors.🤦♂️🤦♂️