1965 Chevrolet Impala L78-396cid 425hp 4 Speed M21 Build Sheet -protecto Plate on 2040-cars
Louisville, Ohio, United States
Body Type:Hardtop
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:396 V8-425hp
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Impala
Trim: Bench Seat
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Number of Doors: 2
Mileage: 46,757
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Yellow
1965 Impala 2 door hardtop 396/425hp 4 speed M21 with 12 bolt Rear Differential. This is a great opportunity to own a Real Factory Original Special Hi-Perf 1965 Impala that is fully Documented with Protecto Plate and Factory Build Sheet. This car came from the factory with Yellow/Black Paint & Trim. It came with a 396-425hp Engine/4 Speed Trans M21. 12 Bolt Rear. This vehicle needs to be finished, however, all of the hard parts are here. I do not have the original block, but, have a replacement block to go with this car. As you can see, most of the parts that are shown in the pictures are Original to this car, starting with the Air Cleaner #6421970,Original Holley Carb #3130 Restored with original Acorn Bowels, Intake Manifold #963 nicest intake I have ever seen, Distributor # 1111100, Exhaust Manifolds #301 & # 302, Cylinder Heads #208 Square Port, Block #962 Replacement Block. Muncie Transmission #325. I have the Pulleys & Brackets, Starter #365, Alternator, Correct 8 Inch Timing Cover, Head Bolts, etc. Due to a limited number of pictures I could post, I was unable to post pictures of everything else, however, I have the original factory 7000 RPM Tach Dash, Dash Clock, Big Block Fan Shroud, 4 Speed Shifter with original carpet boot (rare), Original Bench Seat & Rear Seat, etc, etc. Needs glass, chrome & trim restored, Interior Kit with some other minor things along the way. This car will require some work to finish, however, the trunk & floor pans were professionally installed. The cowl section of this car will need to be replaced, as well as, one front fender. Alot of work has been done to the frame, undercarriage, etc. This is a great investment for someone who has the time to finish it. These documented high horse impalas are very hard to find with Protecto Plate & Build Sheet. I do have a clear title, as I have owned this car since 1992. Please ask any questions that you may have. (330)-614-0801..... I can store this vehicle for the winning bidder for up to 45 days while shipping arrangements are made. Thanks. All payments must be received within 7 days end of auction.
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