1961 Chevrolet Impala Bubble Top on 2040-cars
Savannah, Georgia, United States
1961 Chevrolet Impala bubble top coupe.
This car has been in family over 20 yrs. It has been gone through bumper to bumper and restored to original
condition, all parts replaced with NOS parts and have ALL receipts. It has right at 3500 miles put on it since restoration.
The only modifications made was the motor, transmission, HEI ignition and aluminum 4 core radiator. This car came as a 6 cylinder with 3 speed on the column.
We installed a fresh rebuilt 320hp 348 with carter 4-barrel and 3 speed automatic transmission. The 6 volt system was converted to 12 volts and a HEI ignition installed. The radiator was put in for precaution due to long idling times at car shows and parades. New coil springs were installed and upgraded to the heavier springs that came on the big block Impala's
Every bushing, bearing, line, hose, clips, seal and fitting has been replaced on this car.
All badges and emblems are 348 correct, interior is excellent with new headliner, carpet, door panels, kick panels and reupholstered seat.
Paint is PPG single stage and has always been garage kept. This car was mostly driven to car shows, parades and Sunday drives until recently when I took it on a 1200 mile trip to Florida and back.
The reason for selling is simply there is nothing left to do to it, I love this car stock and doing or adding anything more to this car would be ruining it in my opinion. Time for new project! Georgia does not title cars of this age so there is no title, it will be sold with bill of sale, VIN verification and registration.
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