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1960 Impala Custom Low Rider Chopped Top Project 283 Matching Numbers on 2040-cars
US $5,200.00
Year:1960
Mileage:99999
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This is one cool custom low rider the roof has been lowered 2 inches. This was a small block 4 speed car now it has a turbo 350 behind the original 283. The floors have been repaired and test fitted. The seats are original. The frame has been smoothed and will be painted with por 15. This car will need much more work but is on track to be a show winner. The trim looks to be there but these cars have so much it is hard to tell. the car is 96 percent complete. It is missing the trans cross member. hood hinges side glass and frames. The fire wall is custom flat sheet and has not had the hole in it for the steering shaft.
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