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This is the first day I've worn mascara sinceeee Friday, I think. I hadn't because I was crying constantly, it was a waste of time and energy to just end up crying it off. It's been a very, very long five days. Incredibly long. I don't know if I'm coming or going.. I've barely slept, barely eaten.. But it's all my fault, technically, because I was the one who said what I said. Right? So. God, I don't know, I'm so confused. I'm not confused on my feelings, I'm just confused on what's going on, what's the future, what I should do or if I'm supposed to move on. I don't want to move on -- I know who I want. He lives 15 minutes away from me. He drives a blue S10. He's a huge music junkie. He likes beer. He just turned 24. He likes wearing plain black tees. He'll order pizza without pepperonis because I'll just pick them off, but I insist that he gets it with them on because I know he likes them. (Then he just eats my rejects.) He has the most gorgeous dark eyes. His voice cracks in the most adorable way. He's got beautiful hands, for a man. He's passionate. And when he kisses me on the forehead, I melt into a pile of goo.
Help me. :(
19,765 Malibu convertibles (including SS) built in 1965 model year, at $2,690 (194 six) or $2,796 (283 V8) for the SS. The 230 six was optional, as well as the 327 V8 (as on this particular model). A midyear (February 1965) SS 396 package (Z16) included the high performance 396 V8 at 375 HP, dual exhausts, 4-speed, special shocks and 160 mph speedometer.
Details on 1965 Chevelle & Malibu at www.chevellestuff.net/1965
The new 2004 Malibu was based on the GM Epsilon platform with the Saab 9-3 and forthcoming 2005 Pontiac G6 with a "Maxx" 4-door hatchback wagon introduced. The Malibu Maxx shared a 112.3 inch wheelbase with the Malibu sedan with a sliding rear seat to increase rear seat room or cargo capacity (41 cubic feet with seats folded) and was only available in the LS or LT trim level with the 3.5 liter 200 HP V6. At 128.8 cubic feet EPA interior volume index, the Malibu Maxx was in the EPA large car class, but would only be a compact wagon (being under 130 cubic feet).
The Maxx lasted to the 2007 model year.
You asked, what would I stand for
Truth is I stand for this
It's passion perfected
Fashion neglected
A natural infection of all we have seen
It's the only way
Since we discovered we had a say
Found that the world's not as cold and grey
As our circumstances
And second chances living out the days
Will your legs fail you
When you stand too straight and tall
Cause the world's gone mad
The taller you are, the harder you fall
I won't stand for this
Sail up into the night sky
Until our worlds collide
Tonight we feel alive
Stand up where I can see you
No reason left to hide
Tonight we feel alive
Tonight, tonight, tonight
FOUR YEAR STRONG; ON A SATURDAY.
Thanks Lowe's parking lot! I'm sure many people judged me, but whatever :] I don't know if I like all these ground-level shots lately, but they're working so I'll work with it.
I made it through today with only two tears-rising-to-the-surface moments. Being at work 4-11 helped though, even though I really didn't feel like doing anything/being there. There are so many new people, I feel like I'm not at my job. I've been there for three years, but I feel like all these people think I'm a newbie too because EVERYONE is new.
Gorgeous day today; too bad I didn't get to enjoy it.
Northwest Security Services. Shoreline, Washington. Check out the homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association. Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association Homepage. 2011.
19,765 Malibu convertibles (including SS) built in 1965 model year, at $2,690 (194 six) or $2,796 (283 V8) for the SS. The 230 six was optional, as well as the 327 V8 (as on this particular model). A midyear (February 1965) SS 396 package (Z16) included the high performance 396 V8 at 375 HP, dual exhausts, 4-speed, special shocks and 160 mph speedometer.
Details on 1965 Chevelle & Malibu at www.chevellestuff.net/1965
Three Chevy Malibus. All silver. I’ve test driven the models pictured, but I’ve only owned two (the one up front and the one way in the back). Since Chevrolet brought it back in 1997, it’s remains one of their best sellers to date. My only issue is that it wasn’t the muscle car that it once was when they discontinued it in the early 1980s.
Northwest Security Services. Everett, Washington. Check out the homepage for the AJM STUDIOS Northwest Police Department! Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association. Visit the Northwest Law Enforcement Association Homepage. 2014.
A lone 1978-79 Chevy Malibu seen on Feb 14,1982 makes it's way around the less than 1 year old mall roadway with the Kingston NY IBM plant still open in the background it shut down in mid 1995.
The new 2004 Malibu was based on the GM Epsilon platform with the Saab 9-3 and forthcoming 2005 Pontiac G6 with a "Maxx" 4-door hatchback wagon introduced. The Malibu Maxx shared a 112.3 inch wheelbase with the Malibu sedan with a sliding rear seat to increase rear seat room or cargo capacity (41 cubic feet with seats folded) and was only available in the LS or LT trim level with the 3.5 liter 200 HP V6. At 128.8 cubic feet EPA interior volume index, the Malibu Maxx was in the EPA large car class, but would only be a compact wagon (being under 130 cubic feet).
The Maxx lasted to the 2007 model year.
1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu
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109 N Madison Street
Pittsfield, Illinois
Pike County, USA
2013
With a new model due for 2004, the 2003 Malibu continued with base and LS sedans, with the 3.1 liter V6 standard on both since 2000.
August 1964 Chevrolet press photo of new 1965 Malibu SS Coupe.
Factory delivered retail price: $2,590
The Malibu served as the FWD midsize Chevrolet sedan in the late 1990s. This is a base 2.4 liter four.
A beautiful Red Chevrolet Malibu as seen in the 2012 4th of July Parade in Hope Mills, Cumberland County, North Carolina.
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In its second year, the downsized RWD A-body intermediate Malibu had 127,212 coupes including 41,848 base coupes, 60,751 Classic coupes, plus 25,213 Classic Landau coupes.
The Classic package included added sound insulation, wheel and sill moldings, courtesy lights, glove box and ashtray. A vinyl roof covering on the rear passenger compartment, black center pillar and sport wheels were on the Classic Landau coupe package. Engines included a standard 3.3 liter/200 V6 (94 HP), optional 4.4 liter/267 (125 HP) and 5.0 liter/305 (160/170 HP) V8s, with the 3.8 liter/231 V6 (115 HP) standard in California and 5.0 V8 optional.
1979 Malibu brochure: www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/chevy/79malibu/79malibu.html
19,765 Malibu convertibles (including SS) built in 1965 model year, at $2,690 (194 six) or $2,796 (283 V8) for the SS. The 230 six was optional, as well as the 327 V8 (as on this particular model). A midyear (February 1965) SS 396 package (Z16) included the high performance 396 V8 at 375 HP, dual exhausts, 4-speed, special shocks and 160 mph speedometer.
Details on 1965 Chevelle & Malibu at www.chevellestuff.net/1965
Good thing I had my trusty yearbook camera with me on October 9, 1992. 2017 marks 25 years since that famous 4.4-billion-year-old meteorite landed on a car in Peekskill. It hit on Wells Street next to the school district Administration Building, and just around the corner from my house! Only a few hundred feet away as the crow flies. It could have hit someone’s house or worse. That 1980 Chevy Malibu became famous overnight and the meteorite was worth close to $100K! The car sold for $10K and is shown throughout the world. Specimen samples of the meteorite can still be seen being sold on EBay and other sites. A large piece is on display at the national Museum of Natural History of the Smithsonian on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Maybe they just didn't realize Christmas was coming once again this year.
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I bought the car in 2005. It was basically a street sleeper, engine, trans, and rear end were done, and I havent done much to the power train, except change the carb and give it a tune up and get it dyno’d. Has 369 horses after the Dyno Tune. I plan to upgrade the top end this year, or put some money into the interior.
A few of the current Mods are: Custom built trunk spoiler, Shaved-narrowed, recessed bumpers. Custom lowering body kit. Shaved door handles and a cowl induction hood. Also put in a Brake line lock, for more fun with the burn outs. Front and rear Drag shocks and Springs. And a 4:10 rear end. Then added some American Racing Wheels, “Hopster” rims to hive it a nice Streeet Muscle Finish on some Cooper Cobra 295 back tires. Oh yeah, we also did a bit of trimming to get those tires to fit back there. To top it off is the 4 color Custom Tribal Paint Scheme. Then put down 11 coats of Clear to give it that deep shine factor. Build Sheet is available on request. Thank you!
August 1964 Chevrolet press photo of new 1965 Malibu SS Coupe.
Factory delivered retail price: $2,590
Details on 1965 Chevelle & Malibu at www.chevellestuff.net/1965
19,765 Malibu convertibles (including SS) built in 1965 model year, at $2,690 (194 six) or $2,796 (283 V8) for the SS. The 230 six was optional, as well as the 327 V8 (as on this particular model). A midyear (February 1965) SS 396 package (Z16) included the high performance 396 V8 at 375 HP, dual exhausts, 4-speed, special shocks and 160 mph speedometer.
Details on 1965 Chevelle & Malibu at www.chevellestuff.net/1965