1965 Chevrolet Impala Convertible Project Car on 2040-cars
Nutley, New Jersey, United States
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Up for sale is my 1965 Impala Convertible. V8 283 Powereglide. 2nd owner with approx. 68000 MLS. Vehicle has been stored for the last 25 yrs. I started restoration 25 yrs ago and never completed project. I lost storage recently and need to sell the vehicle. Thunk pans and quarters need to be installed. Fenders and doors were collected at events in the late 80's and are in excellent condition in need of installation including hardware. Front end was replaced and aligned as well as the windshield replaced. Dashboard had work done to it including the steering wheel re-furbished in Florida 25 yrs ago. I will include the original bumpers triple chrome plated in NC along with hardware. Process cost me 800.00 / 25 yrs ago. Over the yrs animals damaged the seats and door panels and convertible roof. Floor panels are original and solid. Vehicle rode strong and straight when it was I last drove it. I haven't started it in past 25yrs. I purchased it from the original owner in Paramus, NJ in 1986. Vehicle is sold AS IS. I will answer any questions the best I can recall. Thanks and good Luck
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