1965 Chevy Impala Ss 327 on 2040-cars
Horn Lake, Mississippi, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:327 /4bbl / 300 hp
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Impala
Trim: SS
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: 2 speed Power-glide
Mileage: 130,000
Exterior Color: Blue
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Black
This 65 Impala is a real SS, 327/ 300HP with double hump heads / 4 bbl Rochester carb, factory air conditioning. and 2 speed power-glide trans w/ 3.36 12 bolt rear end. (Vin starts out 16637, means it is a SS 2-door coupe) Car is a very build-able project. The body is in good overall condition, all glass & chrome and almost all trim pieces are present. All emblems are on the car and intact. Interior is rough but all there for rebuilding, including bucket seats, center console, complete dash w/ all gauges & factory radio. Floor pans and trunk floor are rusted out, HOWEVER the frame and suspension are all in good condition. Body panels are good to very good with small rust holes in the usual places (see pics). Engine is not running and has been sitting a long time. This is a BUILD-ABLE PROJECT, must be tailored or shipped. To be sold with a CLEAR MS. BONDED TITLE since it has not been titled or tagged in over 10 years. Car has been in the Memphis Tn area for most of it's life. It is NOT rust free but is also NOT a rusted out basket case. The floor pans and trunk floor are rusted out and must be replaced, the door sills are in very good condition. Only the pans and trunk floor are rotted out. The body panels are not full of rust but there are a few small holes that will need to be patched. Original factory jack included. It would be a shame to do it but if you decide to part the car out here is an idea of what a few parts are worth:
Rebuild-able 327 w/ double hump heads =$400- $600
2 speed Power-glide trans =$250 - $400
12 bolt 3.36 rear end = $800+
Build-able bucket seats and rear seat $600- $800
Console w/ shifter $500
Emblems $300 - $400
Factory air w/brackets, hoses, condenser, evap core, dash contorl $800 to $1000
Doors, windows, fenders, trunk lid, hood, grill, chrome trim, dash, ??????
Additional pictures available, personal inspection suggested.
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