NPC: 68 Chevelle Malibu Sedan 307 4-door, Are these worth anything? Options

[SirAndy]

I came across a barn find 68 Chevelle Malibu Sedan 307 4-door that hasn't seen the light of day in many, many years.

It seems all operational, fired up and ran, 70k miles and i thought it was kinda cool.

Are these worth anything?
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It looks just like the one in the picture below, same color, but this picture is *not* the actual car, just one i found that looks the same.

[carr914]

My question is can you make them handle halfway decent with new tech suspension pieces, or are they boats no matter what you do to them.

My buddy has a two door with a Hurst and big tires and Cragar Mags but it drives like Stromberg.

The shift is big and notchy, clutch is heavy, steering wanders, car seems to bounce and come down in a different attitude. I guess I need to drive a decent muscle car.

John

Yes they can be made to handle and drive well. Google Pro-Tour which is the name given to a modern driving vintage muscle car. It aint cheep though!!!

Yes, they can be made to handle well. I sell Pro-Touring Suspension set-ups for Chevelles & early Camaros - business is very good!

Once you get the suspension done ( I sell a whole kit for Chevelles - Tubular A-Arms, Rear Control Arms, Springs, Shocks etc for $2200) then the heavy steering needs to be addressed. A Jeep Steering Box is the Cheap but effective solution.