I usually catch several people a month on Ebay selling '66 - '68 coupes
with 136 VIN's being passed off as Super Sports with out any disclaimer as
"clone" or "remake of a classic" etc. Some are aware some are not and most
update their description. However, below is the response I got from a
seller today of a 136 VIN car that is listed as a "Chevelle Malibu SS".
Now my question to the seller is approaching from the naive side, because I
just want to see what kind of line I get back. Does the response I got
back make any sense to those who have been around then?
Thanks,
Krister Meister
Bloomingdale, IL
'66 SS #'s matching
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Gadgets-n-Games
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02/09/2004 04:13 Subject: Re: Question for seller --
Item #2459060650
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Hi Krister,
This is a rare model because it is an "Malibu SS" Chevelles produce for a
short period at the end of 1966 were called Malibu SS. This is a true 396
4spd Super Sport. The only week spot is the interior seats which are a
little worn, but they are the originals and are in great condition being 37
years old.
Thanks for your interest...
Carey
www.classiccarsonline.ca
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Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 7:23 AM
Subject: Question for seller -- Item #2459060650
> What is a "Chevelle Malibu SS"? I am looking for a real Super Sport -
any
disapointments in this car?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Krister
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> Question from: kristerm
> Title of item: Chevrolet : Chevelle
> Seller: gadgets-n-games
> Starts: Feb-07-04 08:13:49 PST
> Ends: Feb-14-04 08:13:49 PST
> Price: Currently $10,101.00
> To view the item, go to:
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