1971 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454 LS5 , 60,359 Miles, Sunflower Yellow

1971 Chevrolet Malibu Chevelle SS finished in Sunflower Yellow. This car is amazingly beautiful and numbers matching! It packs an LS5 454ci V8 Engine with a Turbo Hydra-Matic 3-Speed Transmission. Black Vinyl Interior pulls this whole car together and gives it a magnificent look. Other options include; Soft Ray Tinted Glass, Strato Bucket Front Seats, Floor Mats, Door Edge Guards, Center Console, Positraction Rear Axle, 365hp Turbo-Jet 454 V8, Turbo Hydra-Matic Transmission, Tilt Steering Wheel, Power Steering, Heavy Duty Battery, Stereo Tape System w/AM Radio, Special Instrumentation, Auxiliary Lighting, and Cowl Induction Hood. SS Equipment includes; Special Domed Hood, Sport Mirror, Black Accented Grille, Power Disc Drum Brakes, Sport Wheels, F60x15 Tires, Astro Ventilation, Carpeting, Glove Compartment Light, Front Seat Back Latches, Front Shoulder Belts, Lighter, Luggage Compartment mat, Hide A Way Wipers. This car was a complete Frame-Off Restoration that was completed from 2008-2015. The invoices from the restoration are available along with the Original Owners Manual, Extra Key, Original Window Sticker, Original Build Sheet, Protecto plate, Original Warranty Card, and a Spare Tire and Car Cover in the trunk. This Malibu was manufactured in Kansas City Missouri and Delivered new in Minnesota. This is a prime example of a 1971 Malibu Chevelle SS.New emissions standards really hindered the sport performance class of car makers. This was true for GM who had to limit certain aspects of the engines they were aloud to release with the Chevelle. It just so happened that the 454 Tubo Jet engine was an option that passed all the tests and was available as a powerplant. The body styling was changed a bit from years before but nothing major occurred at this time. The SS package was normally saved for the 350ci engine but the 454 could be put in with any option if the pocketbook allowed. Though many obstacles occurred back in 1971, Chevy did an amazing job releasing a car that would stand the test of time. This beautifully restored example will show just how Chevy persevered. This SS is just waiting to put down a couple stripes on the asphalt.