1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible
$79,900
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Details
| Year | 1964 |
|---|---|
| Model | Impala SS Convertible |
| Series | Impala |
| Mileage | Mileage not stated |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Red |
| Interior colour | Red |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Condition | 327ci V8; 4-speed manual transmission; red exterior with white convertible top and red interior; same owner since 1998; restoration completed in 2003 (seller description on Hemmings). |
| Seller | Hemmings |
| Listed by | Hemmings |
| Location | Grand Rapids, MI |
About this car
1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible listed on Hemmings in Grand Rapids, MI. Asking $79,900.
More about this car
A full-size sixties convertible with the right specification: this 1964 Chevrolet Impala SS is finished in red with a white convertible top and a red interior, offered on Hemmings in Grand Rapids, Michigan at $79,900. Per the seller's description it runs a 327ci V8 through a 4-speed manual, has been with the same owner since 1998, and was restored in 2003 — a long-ownership, restored car rather than a fresh flip. Only one showroom photo supports the listing, so the two-decade-old restoration's current state is the thing to inspect in person.
What the photos show
- Red Impala SS convertible with a white top; glossy, straight panels and bright chrome in the showroom set.
- White top is taut and clean, shown up from every angle; white boot cover included.
- All-red interior with the SS console and floor shifter looks freshly done.
- Trunk is open in one shot with a spare and the car cover bundled in.
- Photos carry the selling dealer's watermark across the car.
- No engine-bay photo appears in the published set, so the engine can't be judged from the photos.
- No underside photos either, so the frame and floors can't be judged from the photos.
Money: at $79,900 the paint, top and interior you can see are doing the work - with no engine or underside shots in the set, an in-person look underneath is where the remaining risk sits.
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