1969 Chevrolet Impala 427 Ss 1 Of 2,455 Produced on 2040-cars

For your consideration is my '69 Impala 427 SS Custom Coupe.  This car was sold to the Volo Auto Museum by the family of the original owner in 2001.  It was restored in the late 90's to its original glory.  The original motor was blown sometime in the mid-late '70's and was dealer replaced.  The 400 TH transmission and 12 bolt posi rear end are original to the car.  Other than the car's short stint in Volo, IL, the car has been a southern car its entire life.  It went from Alabama to Volo, IL to Vidalia, Georgia, finally ending up in Augusta, Georgia in my garage. I purchased it from the folks who got the car from Volo. 

This car is an overall nice driver.  The paint is nice with a few touch ups.  This is a nice, straight car, not a thrown together bondo bucket. It was refinished in its original Garnet Red with parchment formal vinyl top.  There is no rust on this car anywhere. The top is nice, with no bubbling or soft spots.  The stainless is nice. The bumpers are decent driver quality and have a good shine.  The 15" Rallyes are wrapped in newer Goodyears.  The glass and interior are nice.  The seats and door panels were replaced in the late '90's and still look great.  The car runs and drives great.  It shifts through the gears very nicely.  The power disc brakes definitely do their job.  The car stops straight and true, with no pulling right or left.  There are no fluid leaks.  The air conditioner blows great, but needs a recharge. It has not been converted.  Everything works on the car except for the clock.  The car was ordered with the factory AM/FM radio that still sits in the bezel and it works great.  Have you priced one of these?

As I said, this is an overall nice driver.  If you take it to nearly any show or cruise in, chances are better than not that you will be the only one there with a car like this, since there were only 2,455 built.  The year 1969 was the last year for the Impala SS until 1994.  All SS cars in '69 were 427 cars.  My car is the real deal, not a tribute.  Please call Andy at (706) 836-4410 with questions.  I will be listing the car elsewhere, so I reserve the right to end the auction early. Please...serious calls and bids only. Thanks for looking.  As much as I'd love a '66 Impals 396 SS, I can't trade right now. Thanks

For some reason when I clicked "enlarge picture when mouse goes over picture" (or whatever it says), it won't enlarge or zoom in. I tried to revise twice. The box "is clicked" but to no avail....If anyone would like a more detailed picture, shoot me an email, text or call me and I'll be glad to send whatever you'd like. The car looks much nicer in person, so please come and see and drive it if you are close. With only a few hours into the listing, I've already had a call inquiring about a "buy it now". My reserve is a little more than half of what others are asking for a true 69 SS car. Thanks

I meant to also address a question that I got on the car regarding the "SS" logo and there not being an "Impala" script on the fenders like there is on another 69 SS that's offered on ebay.  The other car is a "Sport Coupe" and mine is a "Custom Coupe".  All Sport Coupes recieved the SS and the Impala badging on the fenders, where as all Custom Coupes received the SS badging only on the fenders.  A combination of Sport Coupes, Custom Coupes and Convertibles accounted for the 2,455 units. Check some of the Impala sites and blogs and you'll find this info there as well.

Several folks have asked for a picture of the VIN and/or cowl tag. I had one picture left, so I posted the cowl tag. I have a picture of the vin on the driver's side of the transmission and of the vin on the dash. If anyone wants pictures of those, send an email address or number to text picture to. I can only have 24 pictures in this add.