1962 Chevrolet Impala Original Ss Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Trinity Center, California, United States
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This incredibly rare 1962 Chevrolet Impala SS Golden Anniversary Sport Coupe is finished in most of its original Anniversary Gold paint and its original yellow-gold interior. The vehicle was purchased in 2004 and was completely restored in 2010. The odometer reading at time of purchase was 50,841. The current odometer reading is 52,800. The vehicle is rarely driven and limited to weekend drives averaging 200 miles a year in the last 5 years. According to John Mahoney, the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America's technical advisor for early 1960s full-size cars, only 300 to 350 Golden Anniversary Impalas were ever produced. Every Golden Anniversary Impala received special code 927 gold paint and special trim code 891 yellow-gold vinyl bucket seats. The vehicle is equipped with a 283 V8 and manufactured in Flint, Michigan. The car has been completed restored from frame off to finish. The vehicle runs beautiful and is a true SS Sport Coupe. This Chevrolet Impala Golden Anniversary SS Sport Coupe is truly incredible. Do not miss this opportunity to acquire one of the finest and most original examples to be found anywhere. Only serious bidders with an understanding of the true American Classic Car should submit a bid. No brokers and/or dealers will be allowed, as the Seller would like to provide the public at large an opportunity to purchase a piece of this historical Americana
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