1968 Chevy Impala 4door Solid Project Or Parts Strong 327 Turbo 400 No Reserve on 2040-cars
West Valley, New York, United States
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:REBUILT 327 4 BARREL
For Sale By:Private Seller
Drive Type: TURBO 400
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 130,000
Model: Impala
Trim: 4 DOOR
GREAT PROJECT/PARTS 1968 4 DOOR IMPALA. 327 REBUILT WITH 4 BARREL FIRES UP AND RUNS STRONG ON A SPLASH OF GAS - LIKE NEW UNDER THE VALVE COVERS! TURBO 400 AUTO, SUPPOSED TO HAVE POSI REAR- I AM NOT FOR SURE! FLOORS AND FRAME ARE SUPRISINGLY VERY SOLID FOR AGE. CHEVELLE CAMARO RALLEYE WHEELS AND TRIM RINGS 5 X 4.75. BILL OF SALE ONLY, REGISTRATIONS/TITLES WHERE NOT FOUND BY THE ESTATE COMPANY. BOUGHT 2 -68 IMPALAS AT A ESTATE SALE - NO RESERVE! GREAT GREAT MUSCLE CAR PROJECT . BUY THE OTHER 2 DOOR IMPALA I HAVE LISTED AND THIS IS A GREAT PARTS CAR, ALSO A STRONG 327 IN THAT ONE. I CAN ASSIST IN FREE STORAGE FOR UP TO 1 MONTH. I CAN ASSIST IN LOADING ON A HAULER IF NEED BE. GOOD LUCK TO ALL- TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER CLASSIC STUFF SELLING AT NO RESERVE. I GOT THE HOOD OPEN WITH ASSISTANCE THE FIRST TIME TO GET THE CAR RUNNING, BUT I COULDNT OPEN IT THE SECOND TIME ALONE. BUT TRUST ME WHEN I SAY THE 327 RUNS STRONG, AND UNDER THE VALVE COVERS LIKE NEW. I AM A ASE MASTER MECHANIC. GOOD LUCK
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