**must See** 1963 Chevy Impala Ss Convt 38k Orig Documented Miles, Ps, Pb, Pt on 2040-cars
Lathrop, California, United States
Hi, up for sale is my 1963 Chevy Impala Super Sport
convertible. As you can see by the pictures below this car is beautiful in and
out! You will be hard pressed to find one in this all original condition and in
this very rare color combination. This car has 38k original miles and is fully
documented on my clean California title in hand[Check picture below]. It’s always garage kept and covered. It is
only taken out for car shows. Below I will try and be as thorough as possible
when describing exactly what I see and know about my car. Starting with the
Outside: This car has only 1 repaint that was done in 2001 and still
shows in great to excellent with only a few small flaws, but definitely nothing
that takes away from the car. Let me start by saying that all the chrome and stainless
on the outside is the original, no repop stuff here. The only things that have
been replaced were the emblems, rear antennas, taillights and a few other things
here and there. I kept all the original parts. The bumpers, bumper guards, all
frontend items were either redipped or repolished…very clean. Rear stainless
and 3 piece panel is still the original and has the normal surface scratches
here and there….still looks very clean though. Rear bumper & bumper guard
was rechromed. Side moldings are the original and still look very nice. All
weatherstrips and felts are new. The car has a working power white top with
plastic back window that is in excellent shape that works exactly as it should.
All glass is perfect. Inside:
Inside is beautiful as you can see. It has one interior redo that was done in
2001 while outside paint was being redone. It is in perfect shape top to bottom
with everything excellent. It has alot of factory options installed. It has a
factory working tach, vacuum pop trunk, hazard flashers, compass, spotlights(
can be removed and caps installed), highbeam view finder, Chevrolet visor
mirror, Kleenex dispenser, 8 track player, hand help spotlight, and breezies. Please
note these are all nos parts and not repops. Also installed is a factory
looking indash stereo with mp3 hookup. All speakers have been updated including
custom kick panels with speakers. All electrical is in proper working order. Dashlights,
turnsignals, heater, air, etc are all in proper working order. Motor &
Transmission: The motor is a 327 with lots of power and no issues.
Everything was powder coated to a show finish. Too much to list. As you can see by the
pictures it’s flawless and done. This is a factory power steering and power
brake car. Transmission is a turbo 350 transmission that shifts as it should
with no hesitation. Trunk & Undercarriage: Both very clean as you can see.
Spare & Orig jack kit included. Undercarriage is just as clean as the rest
of the car. Also, newer frontend kit was installed. Everything very nice. Rims & tires,
Etc: The car is rolling on a set
of Cocker wide whitewalls on a set of powdercoated red rims on a totally
restored set of ss hubcaps. Also, I have a set of black rims and skinny
whitewalls if you prefer that look instead…it’s up to you. Above I’ve tried to be as honest as possible about this car.
This is a high dollar car and price will definitely be competitive with others
on these sites. Please no lowballers. You know what this car is worth. I ship alot
of cars out of the country so I know the procedures and costs that occur… I can
help with the costs for getting the car to the shipping ports at a reduced
price. Text, call or email the above posting for more information or offers.
Thanks, Brian 408-seven12-9427. |
Chevrolet Impala for Sale
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