Chevrolet: Impala on 2040-cars
Bellmawr, New Jersey, United States
-1963 Chevy Impala -300hp 327cid -3 Speed manual (moved to floor) have the equipment to move back to wheel if desired. Bought in 2013, Excellent driver quality car, I bought it in as is condition. Always garaged, driven on weekends (never in rain.) Recent maintenance: - Drum brakes redone last summer. -All new metal radiator (looks identical to original) original radiator included, it can be repaired. Imperfections: Dime size tear on driver door panel, not very noticeable. Small rock chip on windshield, can easily be repaired i just left. Wiper motor is disconnected, may need repair I never use it. All in all, minor stuff. This is a turn key cruiser.
Feel free to ask any questions : townsendj4usol@iamfat.net
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