1965 Chevrolet Chevy Impala Ss Convertible! By Owner! Real 16667 Car on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
1965 Chevy Impala SS 327 Convertible True 16667 Car Very early build '65
White power top in beautiful shape.
One repaint in 1987 driven 1,500 miles since.
Vehicle was a display piece for many years out of a private collection, now offered for sale for the first time.
This car is in fantastic shape in and out, with uncut floors, beautiful laser straight body with a meticulous original interior sans carpet.
The 327 springs to life with the twist of a key. No leaks, no squeaks.
I purchased this vehicle in a lot of cars from a Estate of a collector with dual residency in Ohio and Las Vegas. It is my understanding that the car was a display piece in a now defunct casino in Las Vegas for 20 years or so behind velvet rope.
I have only driven the car to put fresh gas in the tank, everything appears to work as it should.
The impeccable attention to detail on this car is outrageous!
I am a collector and not a dealer.
Vehicle is for sale locally and auction may be ended at anytime!
Call 312 622 7533 with any questions or concerns. Remember, the only stupid question is the question you do not ask.
Remember, this car is DONE! No rust issues, EVER! Just The Epitome of a 1965 Impala SS Convertible! |
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