Creamsickle Dream: 1977 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Estate


This next featured Chevrolet Malibu wagon is the automotive creamsicle you didn’t know you needed. It has been reborn with LS power (a 6.0 backed by Holley Terminator EFI), Hooker manifolds, a Richmond 4-speed, and a shifter tall enough to double as a flagpole. Underneath, QA1 coilovers, tubular trailing arms, and a rear sway bar make this long-roof handle far better than GM ever intended. On the outside, the orange-and-cream paint combo is pure summer nostalgia, and the 18-inch US Mags tie it all together. The seller is also including swivel buckets, a ’73 bumper and dash, and enough spare Chevelle parts to start your own swap meet booth. Find this 1977 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Estate offered for $14,500 in Rehoboth, MA via facebumper strangebook. Tip from Powershouse.

From the seller:
1977 Chevrolet malibu (classic)
$14,500
Listed 3 days ago in Rehoboth, MA
About this vehicle
Driven 122,000 miles
Manual transmission
Exterior color: Orange · Interior color: Tan
Fuel type: Gasoline
Clean title
This vehicle has no significant damage or problems.Seller’s description
1977 chevy malibu station wagon.
Ls 6.0 holley terminator, hooker manifolds,richmond 4 speed transmission, long shifter mechanism, custom 2 1/2 inch daul exhaust, qa1 coilovers, tubular rear trailing arms,rear sway bar, 18 inch us mag wheels,rock solid car originally from Georgia. Runs and drives great. Will also included with sale. swivel buckets, 73 style rear bumper, 73 dash panel assembly, and i will fill the back of the car with other 73-77 chevelle parts. $14,500


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That rear bumper is terrible.
“This next featured Chevrolet Malibu wagon is the automotive creamsicle you didn’t know you needed.” As the purveyor of many questionable automotive acquiring decisions, I take comfort in the idea I don’t need this. With age comes wisdom, maybe. :)
I like to think of it as entering our Charlie Tuna phase.
LOL, I had to consult the internet for a refresher from the 70’s. I had forgotten about those commercials.