Hello all 🙂 Came across the site recently, will slowly become familiar with it. I'm a regular poster over at MalibuRacing.com.
Car:
'81 Landau Malibu Classic
Originally was a 267/th350 combo and 2.29s. A previous owner had installed a 305, and the 350 trans was toast when I got it. Came across a '78 or '79 v6/3-speed manual Malibu when I was working at a junkyard several years ago, so I pulled everything for the setup and put it in mine. I have a 350 that I'll build sooner or later as a stopgap, but ultimate plans call for a Gen III motor/T-56 (possibly T-56 this winter if I can scrape up the $$$). The Malibu I have right now is rotting away due to its entire life most likely being in Michigan, so the body on this one may very well get scrapped in the end for a better shell. I've since removed the aftermarket tach & gauges because I came across a 115mph speedometer cluster in a local yard, also had to put another column in because someone tried to steal it at the end of August. I also put the headlight bezels on, they were off in the first pic because I'd been working on the car.
Car:
'81 Landau Malibu Classic
Originally was a 267/th350 combo and 2.29s. A previous owner had installed a 305, and the 350 trans was toast when I got it. Came across a '78 or '79 v6/3-speed manual Malibu when I was working at a junkyard several years ago, so I pulled everything for the setup and put it in mine. I have a 350 that I'll build sooner or later as a stopgap, but ultimate plans call for a Gen III motor/T-56 (possibly T-56 this winter if I can scrape up the $$$). The Malibu I have right now is rotting away due to its entire life most likely being in Michigan, so the body on this one may very well get scrapped in the end for a better shell. I've since removed the aftermarket tach & gauges because I came across a 115mph speedometer cluster in a local yard, also had to put another column in because someone tried to steal it at the end of August. I also put the headlight bezels on, they were off in the first pic because I'd been working on the car.