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Old 04-11-2008, 03:20 PM
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Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Have a 1967 Chev Malibu with some major rust problems.
It has minor surface rust here and there.
What would be the fastest, easiest, least costly way to fix it
Some guy wanted to buy it from me for $800 Fair price? Said the once rust shows on the outside it's eaten up the inside? So why does the area sound and feel solid when knocking on metal? Will post pictures soon.
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Old 04-11-2008, 03:44 PM
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

IMO 800.00 is a steal make sure your not being taken advantage of....
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Old 04-11-2008, 03:51 PM
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Thanks- the guy has his own auto repair shop and equiptment- so he wouldn't have to send it out for any work. Felt offered nothing so he could get a great deal
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Old 04-12-2008, 06:14 AM
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

$800? If the car has a clear title, he was trying to pull one over on you. Being a body man he could make an SS clone and sell it for a huge profit....
Who knows maybe even something crazy like this
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

$800? sounds like a steal to me...rust damage can be major or minor, hard to say without pics.

unless you are good with welders/grinders/general bodywork, you have some work ahead of you, but you have to learn somewhere, right?

good luck. keep your Malibu.
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Thanx everone for your answers I will be adding the pictures soon. Would appreciate your opinion after the photos are added.
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

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Who knows maybe even something crazy like this
Used that calculator in the ad and for 5 years at 7% interest, the payments would ONLY be $2277.13 a month
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Ok, got some clear photos to show the condition of the rust problem. Let me know how that looks to you all.






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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

ok,the only major rust looks to be on truck ''valance panel''!!the roof looks like it had a vynel top.be interested to see interior.still worth more than 800
IMO.I'LL GIVE U 1000.00 BUT THINK U GET MORE AT LIKE AN EBAY ECT.
GOOD LUCK dont be in a rush
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Thanks- knew that guy was offering way to little. Ebay.. will check it out.
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Old 04-29-2008, 08:10 PM
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Keep the malibu the rust can be fix, you'll only hate yourself later when you see if crusing down the street and your not driving it.
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Re: Chev Malibu 67- rusty trunk

Only way get rid of rust is to sandblast it, or cut it out and weld in new metal. Remember, fix it right the first time and you won't have to fix it the second time. It don't look like it should be too bad of a job. At least it is pretty much all concealed to the trunk and most of the lip that has to be replaced will be covered by the rubber seal anyhow. Just take your time and it wont be that bad.
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i say go down to your local autozone, home depot, or what ever, and buy a few gallons of paint striper. slap it on and see what the body looks like underneath the paint. then go from there. if you cant handle the work, sell that bad ass, if you can then go for it!
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