BAOKBOB
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Loc: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Reg: 06-23-10
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08-23-18 05:53 AM - Post#2744068
Hey Guys,
Just sold my '29 Chevy and now have a '77 Chevelle, Malibu Classic. So I have moved to a different group in ChevyTalk.
Just curious, what is the preference when it comes to explaining to others what I have? Should I tell them I have a '77 Chevelle or do I tell them I have an '77 Malibu Classic?
I did notice this category that I am writing in does consider it Chevelle.
I understand a little of the History and this being the last Chevelle, but was curious as to what most Chevy owners thoughts are. I can go either way. Thanks in advance.
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 Tony
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 08-23-18 10:26 AM - Post#2744110
In response to BAOKBOB
I had one as a company car back in the day. I loved the long wheelbase and floaty ride. (NYC territory)
Blue with a dark grey vinyl roof- 350 I think.
It just doesn't look like a Chevelle so I'm going with Either the entire name or just Malibu Classic.
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Keith Seymore
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Loc: Southeast Michigan
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08-31-18 10:47 AM - Post#2744934
In response to Tony
I've always referred to mine as a Chevelle (it's a base Malibu).
The first time someone said "hey - nice 'Bu" I didn't know what they were talking about.
K
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BAOKBOB
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09-03-18 04:31 PM - Post#2745197
In response to Keith Seymore
I have been calling it my Malibu Classic but I think I will call it a Chevelle since it is the last year for it. Of course I will add Malibu Classic in the conversation some how.
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