1960 Impala Sport Sedan ** Power Steering / Brakes ** Overdrive ** Florida on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
For sale is my 1960 Impala Sport Sedan. It is very stock, with an interior like new. The car has its original 283 V-8 and comes with power steering and power brakes. It also has the rare 3 speed column shift with overdrive, and the overdrive works well and engages properly, as it was designed to do .The car has factory tinted glass in all windows, and has twin rear antennas. It also has fender skirts, and a correct 1960 Kleenex dispenser under the dash. It has dual exhaust, factory Impala wheelcovers, and wide whitewall radial tires. The interior is the factory color .... the paint color is darker than the original blue. I have seat belts, not yet installed, but I could have them installed for the lucky purchaser. The body is in good shape and the car runs well. The paint is driver quality, but has no fading and no rust spots or bubbles. The frame is solid, as are the floor pans. There is a brand new factory trunk mat installed since the pictures were taken. The Sport Sedan models are getting harder to find, and the price is rising on them every year. They are great Classic Cars and have room for the family to cruise in!! Good luck bidding, and please contact me with any questions. I do reserve the right to end the auction at any time, so please contact me if you wish to purchase the car before the scheduled end of the auction. I will assist the purchaser in setting up shipping either within the USA or to another Country. Good luck bidding on this great collector car.
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