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Autumn Gold 1970 Malibu 400
4-speed in formerly owned by
JL of California. Car was sold to
a party in Canada in 1999 who unfortunately had plans to
convert it into an SS clone.

Mostly original engine compartment of
Autumn Gold 1970

Cortez Silver 1970 Malibu 400 that I own. Future plans are to perform a frame-off restoration back to 100% stock.
See more photos of this car on the Rainer's Cars page

Shadow Gray 1970 Malibu 400
4-speed for sale at classic car dealer in Illinois in 2005. Modifications include shaved upper body trim and added
domed hood. Note 400
emblem should be slanted
toward front of car

Cranberry Red 1970 Malibu 400 4-speed in New York offered for sale on ebay in 2006. Car was in need of restoration, but was complete with original drivetrain. Car was also built in Canada and therefore verifiable as legitimate.

Unrestored and mostly original engine compartment of
Cranberry Red 1970 Malibu 400..

Another Cranberry Red 1970 Malibu 400 offered for sale on ebay in 2002. Modifications include shaved upper body trim and rocker moldings, and
added domed hood.

Artist's rendition of documented Monaco Orange 1970 Chevelle 400 that I own, as built by
GM. The car is actually a base model Chevelle, not a Malibu.
According to the build
sheet, it was special-ordered in
this 1969-only color. More information on the car can be found on the Rainer's Cars page

An extremely rare and
documented Cranberry Red
1970 Malibu 400 convertible,
owned by KB in California.
Note that this car was also
ordered with the D88 hood and deck stripe option, verified
by the build sheet.

Engine compartment of
Cranberry Red 1970 Malibu 400 convertible. Note that 396 decal on air cleaner is incorrect.

1971 Malibu 400 4-speed for
sale at classic car dealer in Florida in 2006.

Orange Flame 1972 Malibu 400 for sale on the internet in 2006. Wheels are correct for
SS models.

Tuxedo Black 1972 Malibu 400 owned by Fred G. in Canada.
This color was not readily available for the 72 model
year, and had to be
special ordered.

Another picture of the
Tuxedo Black 1972 Malibu 400. Fred has more photos of his car and information on his website.

Original-appearing engine compartment of Tuxedo Black 1972 Malibu 400. Air cleaner
decal is believed to be incorrect.

Golden Brown 1972 Malibu 400 owned by an enthusiast
known only as "Papa."

Arctic White 1972 Malibu 400 owned by Tom H. of Ohio.
This unique car was originally owned by GM engineer
Zora Arkus Duntov. 

More photos and information on this car can be found at
this website.