How can I tell what my 1973 Malibu body type is?

Asked by tallon Apr 06, 2008 at 08:24 PM about the Chevrolet Malibu

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How can I tell what my 1973 Malibu body type is?

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Styles are described in the "Standard Catalog of American Cars." Great reference book to keep around.

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a '73 malibu is an A-body, as were all gm midsize cars in the 70's in the very late 70's and early to late 80's the platform was changed to G-bodies

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look on the tag on the fire wall write down the numbers then go to a chevy site that decodes the numbers ( there's tons of them)

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