1963 Impala Ss Convertible Project on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
Here is a 1963 chevrolet Impala Convertible SS Im selling for a friend who is older and does not deal with computers .
It has the Z02 and Z03 SS bucket seats and console in the trim plate ,making this a true SS . Condidtion im sorry to say is not the best . It will require bumper to bumper restoration . The body has had work done in the past and was even painted Black when the SS was a Red/Burgundy color . Some time after that while in the last owners possession he sent it out to have metal restoration work done . The lower quaters , floor pans and some of the trunk where repaired but im sorry to say its not up to todays standards Please view photos for details !! Now it is fixable and you can make it look alot better with out spending a ton of money and make a driver out of it if your handy with metal work . If it was me re-doing this car i would put quarters and a full floor pan a decent body and paint job and go over it mechanically and make it a driver . It was sitting for some time pretty much a barn find , so the intererior has the white stains The top is old and needs to be replaced . I did get the chance to drive the car and it drove like an old car thats needs a few things but never the less it runs decent . The tires are only a year old . Motor ( i was told its a 283 ) is running a bit rich , and the trany has a leak . I did notice that the battery keeps draining im not sure yet why . When it sits for a few days its dead . Long story short a few days in your garage and you could drive it once you have gone through all the normal Mechanicals ie brakes , carb , fluids lines and hoses ect . So pretty much it you wanted a cheap 63 SS convertible here it is . It has Power steering and brakes and top (Top needs servicing ) Depsoit of 500.00 at auctions end ( this provides me your a ligit bidder .) Then we will hash out your final payment options to be no later then 4 business days unless your paying on pick up . No Zero Bidders unless you contact me . Zero Bidders will be removed ! Shipping is the buyers responsibility i can be present for pick up . |
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