1965 Chevrolet Impala L78-396cid 425hp 4 Speed M21 Build Sheet -protecto Plate on 2040-cars
Louisville, Ohio, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:none
Mileage: 49,000
Make: Chevrolet
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Model: Impala
Trim: used original
Number of Doors: 2
Drive Type: rear wheel
*Please read carefully* This is a very rare 1965 Chevrolet Impala (NOT S.S.), that came from the factory with an L78- 396Cid 425Hp/ 4 Speed M-21/ Bench Seat. Original Color is Yellow, with Black Interior. I have the original "Build Sheet", that I found behind the rear quarter interior panel. It is approx half there, however, you can make out the engine size, transmission , tach, etc, etc. I also have the Original "Protect-o Plate" which is still attached to the "Warranty Manual". Also have the original "Owners Manual" as well. There were 1838 of these cars built of which approx-11% of the 1838 were Plain Jane Impala's. This auction is for the body & chassis only. There has been a lot of work done to this body & chassis, however, it will need a lot more work to complete. The Original 12 Bolt Rear is still intact, and goes with the car. I do have the original drive line components, except for the original block, however, they do not go with this auction!!!!! If you are the winning bidder, I would consider selling the drive-line if buyer is interested at an additional cost. Please call if interested. Again, this auction is for the body & chassis, Build Sheet, Protect-o Plate, Owners Manual. Body Needs one Fender, and some other misc components needed. No Interior. Have most of Trim, however, it will require restoration, or, replacement. Original Frame which has been blasted & painted. New Floor Pans. New Trunk Pan. Original Body to Protect-o Plate & Build Sheet. Clear Ohio Title. If you do not want to do a complete restoration, this may not be for you. If you want a real documented 1965 Impala L78, this might be the one. I will store this vehicle for as long as needed until shipping arrangements are made, as long as the time frame does not exceed 3 months. All payments must be received within 5 days end of auction, or, this auction will be void. If any questions, please call (330)-614-0801. Thanks.
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