This 1964 chevy has an supercharged LT4 V8, a 10 -speed car, coilver shocks and padded and heated BMW seats
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by Chris Chilton
March 22, 2025 at 07:37
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- A rare Malibu chevelle wagon with two doors arrives at auction on March 22.
- The Restomodded ’64 is filled with a supercharged LT4 V8 making 650 hp.
- Packaged BMW seats and a complete upgrade of the brake and chassis are also.
Chevy has currently nine seen in its American range but not a single wagon. But 61 years ago, it was another story. The SUVs were in minorities and buyers on the move had many options. The Little Chevy II, the medium -sized and Biscayne / Bel Air / Impala full -grandeur chevelle were all available with wagon bodies, but none of them has chosen as many muscles as this tasty restaurant.
Let’s go up at auction with Mecum on March 22, he started his life in 1964 with the rare body with two doors. Chevelle wagons could also be ordered with four doors for more practicality and a less hearse look, but these huge rear side windows make this classic personalized more catchy.
Related: someone spent more than $ 350,000 to modernize this chevelle ’66
This was modified by the hot Rods of the Dutch boys in Vicksburg, Michigan, who split a modern V8 of 650 hp (659 PS) GM LT4 under the hood and supported it with an automatic transmission at 10 speeds to crush the straight line and relaxed on the decrease.
Considering ’64 hair has never come with more than 280 HP nets (284 PS) when the new one, the rest of the car always needed a major technique cure to manage this LT4, and the Dutch boys have forced. They added a chassis kit Morrison Sport GT, strange engineering shocks, wild brakes and huge budnik wheels wrapped in Michelin pilot sports tires.
Custom Legend Art Himsl of Concord, in California, fixed the bodywork and applied light yellow paint, while inside the Chevelle was entitled to a tanned leather lifting incorporating updated BMW heated seats. The elegant woven carpet in the large shallow chest shows a few signs of wear, but then a classic this practice is simply to ask to be used. The battery accommodation inside the wicker housing in the trunk is also an elegant touch.
Someone has clearly invested a ton of money in this chevelle at some point, but as Mecum does not provide an estimate, we will have to wait to find out what is worth in 2025. You can consult the full list hereBut if you are interested in tending, you would better hurry, because the auction ends today.
