1965 Chevrolet Malibu El Camino Classic Muscle Car Daily Driver No Rust BBC 396

Description for Chevrolet El Camino 1965

You are bidding on a rock solid 1965 Chevrolet Malibu El Camino. This is a California Original V8 Bucket seat car and a rare find for any muscle car enthusiast. This actual car originally came with bucket seats a V8 engine and was produced in Fremont California. This car has no rust and the body is in excellent shape, no damage and super straight lines with fresh paint and is a very clean daily driver.
This is a Fremont California Original production car, Pink Slip is a clean title and in hand, registration is current and tags are mounted on original Black and Gold license plates from 1965 that came with this El Camino.
Nice all original glass, original sheet metal, original rear-end.
The paint is fresh and is a very nice goldish metallic matching beautifully to the tan customized dash and door panel interior. The steering wheel bucket seats and seat belts are not year appropriate but from a later model truck and quite comfortable.
This is an original V8 car out of Fremont California. The engine currently in it is a freshly rebuilt 1969 396 Big Block Chevy with only 25k miles on it. It has a Turbo 400 Transmission rebuilt a few years prior that has about 45k miles on it.
It has an original 12 bolt rearend with 383 gears, dual exhaust, and new tires all around.
This El Camino runs and drives beautifully and is a reliable daily driver. This is a rust free classic in excellent condition with no body damage.
I have decoded the VIN Tag and Body Tag for you below so you can see all the options for this actual car. Good luck with the auction there is no reserve and I hope this classic finds a great new home.
1 - Chevrolet

36 - Malibu 8 Cylinder V8

80 - 2 Door Sedan Pickup

5 - 1965

Z - Fremont, California

138916 - Sequential Production Number

TRIM TAG INFO

4B - Mid April 1965 Production Date

BF - Fremont California

724 A - Bucket “leather” seats - Aqua Color Interior

CC A - Paint Code 8259 - Ermine White

Shipping handling and transportation/pick up of the car is the responsibility of the winning bidder.
Thank you for looking and good luck with the auction, may this car find a great new home. :)