327-Powered 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe







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Description
Introduced for 1964, the Chevelle quickly became one of the cornerstones of Chevrolet's intermediate lineup, offering a balance of performance, practicality, and styling. The 1967 model year marked the final iteration of the first-generation Chevelle with revised sheet metal, updated trim, and a wide range of powertrain options. Today, these cars remain popular among enthusiasts for their clean styling and adaptability for performance-oriented builds.
This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe has been modified with a small-block 327ci V8 fitted with Vortec cylinder heads, an Edelbrock intake manifold, and an Edelbrock carburetor. Power is routed through a TH350 three-speed automatic transmission to an open rear axle. The car was refinished in Ford Molten Orange with Hyundai Pearl White stripes and is equipped with front disc brakes, rear drum brakes, aftermarket front and rear stabilizer bars, bucket seats, a center console, and American Racing wheels.
This modified 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is now offered with various spare parts, a spare set of wheels, and a clean Illinois title in the seller’s name.
Highlights
Powered by a Edelbrock-carbureted small-block 327ci V8 with Vortec cylinder heads
TH350 three-speed automatic transmission
Refinished in Ford Molten Orange and Hyundai Pearl White
Front disc brakes
American Racing wheels
Factory Equipment
The chassis number (136177A181739) decodes as:
1 – Chevrolet Division
36 – Malibu V8 series
17 – Two-door sport coupe
7 – 1967 model year
A – Atlanta, Georgia, assembly plant
181739 – Sequential production number
The trim tag decodes as:
07D – Fourth week of July 1967 build date
ST 67-13617 – Malibu V8 two-door sport coupe
ATL 35678 – Fisher Body Atlanta assembly sequence number
TR 761-A – Black bench-seat interior
F-F – Marina Blue exterior paint
2MS – Powerglide transmission and associated trim/group options
5Y – Deluxe seat belts
Modifications
From the seller: “The engine is a 327 cubic-inch block with Vortec heads. It has an Edelbrock intake manifold, carburetor, camshaft, lifters, timing chain and gears, and a new oil pump. The headers are of an unknown brand and the Turbo 350 transmission was rebuilt with a shift kit.
All of this work was completed by the previous owner. I’m not sure how many miles have been driven since the engine work was performed in 2016. The paint was completed in 2017, and the transmission rebuild was done in 2022. It has a 2.73 open rear end, based on what I can decipher from the casting and identification numbers.”
Finished in Ford Molten Orange and Hyundai Pearl White paint finish
Small-block V8 engine
Vortec cylinder heads
Edelbrock intake manifold
Edelbrock carburetor
TH350 three-speed automatic transmission
Shift kit
American Racing wheels
Aftermarket sway bars
Front disc brake conversion
Marshall Instruments gauges
Bucket seats
Center console
Servicing
According to the seller, the following service work has been performed:
Carburetor rebuilt in 2024
TH350 transmission overhauled
Front suspension refurbished
Rear suspension refurbished
Replacement suspension bushings
Replacement ball joints
Rear drum brakes replaced
Brake lines replaced
Brake booster replaced
Master cylinder replaced
Known Imperfections
Floor board sheet metal repaired
General cosmetic imperfections consistent with age
Rust present in the lower front fenders
Paint chips on portions of the doors
Paint chips near the windshield
Ownership History
The seller reports that the car was refinished in its current two-tone color scheme in 2017 by a previous owner and that it was converted from a bench-seat configuration to bucket seats and a center console under prior ownership.
This modified 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu is now offered with a clean Illinois title in the seller's name.
Included Items
Spare set of wheels and tires
Various spare parts
Matching spare tire
Additional documents
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