1958 Chevrolet Hard Top Impala Immaculate Condition on 2040-cars
Wilmington, California, United States
Here's my 1958 chevy i have owned since 1975.This car is solid and beautiful now as when it came of the assembly line in 1958. i purchased the car in 1975 and drove it occasionally it spent most of the time in my garage.Before off frame restoration the car had a 3 speed tranny and a 235 engine.The off frame restoration started back in 2003 and completed in 2007.Now she has a 350 v 8 with a 350 turbo trans ,disc brakes in front, power steering and dual exhaust also powder coated frame .Since restro this car has been driven less than 3,000 miles and been garage kept.Show room quality.for info call rudy 310-525-8969.Thanks for looking and happy bidding. |
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