1965 Impala on 2040-parts.com
Hephzibah, Georgia, United States
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Up for Auction is a 1965 Impala.
It is no show car but older restoration. 327 with automatic trans . Runs perfect . New tires along with everything on front end has been replaced & Lind up. After market wiper motor & brake system . Disk on front drums on back. It has some blisters or bubbles under the paint along with paint chips @ driver door from a tire blow out that knock fender loose & got chipped up before i fixed it .Also a back right tire blow out that knocked some paint & bondo loose. I think @ 1 time it may have had a canvas top as alot of the issues are around top & back glass . It's been left out side & driven by my some for 4 years & he wants something newer. Good luck ask any questions before bidding |
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