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1964 Chevy Ss 409 Impala on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:27300
Location:

Farmingdale, New York, United States

Farmingdale, New York, United States
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I am listing this vehicle for a friend. He has provided me with all the information to include his phone number for any questions. Please feel free to call with questions 516 752- 0273 Bruce

You are bidding on an unmolested, numbers matching, 1964 Chevy Impala Super Sport 409. It came stock with 340 H.P.

This is a turn key car ready to drive and have fun. The body on this car is straight as an arrow, no rust or body filler. Solid car!

Interior is original and in excellent condition. I had A/C installed 7 years ago and it blows ice gold. Have AM/FM radio currently but still have the original AM radio. The car has power steering

The car was painted 26 years ago the original color and is excellent condition.

The car has been garage kept since new. I purchased the car with only 18,091 miles on it This vehicle was an original title car. I have a copy of the title (see picture) to show proof of the original mileage. The car today has only 27,300 miles on it 

Delco air shocks on the rear, all front end components except springs have been replaced. 

The original numbers matching motor, transmission and engine are in great working order . The transmission had a small leak and I had it resealed. Say good bye to the leak. Within the past year I have replaced the brakes, front shocks, tires and master cylinder. The car has been a great car and given me minimal problems.

I have owned this car for 25 years. I have driven the car to shows, an occasional cruise night and on beautiful sunny afternoons. The car has been babied most of its life and it shows it. I performed the normal routine maintenance at regular intervals and the car needs nothing.

This vehicle is being sold "in as is condition", where is with no warranty expressed, written or implied. Having owned the car for 25 years I can say that I have represented the car accurately with full disclosure  and to the best of my ability during the time I've owned it

I purchased the car in 1989 under the impression that the car was sold to me with 18,091  original miles. The title I was given clearly states the mileage and I have never had any reason to doubt it.  The car certainly shows as a car with exceptionally low original mileage. However having said that I cannot be held responsible for the correctness of the description, authenticity or genuineness prior to the car coming into my possession. I

It is for this reason that I welcome inspection of the car prior to the end of the auction and welcome phone calls with any questions or concerns that you may have.

The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. The car is being sold in "as is condition" with no warranty implied . Good luck in your bidding! Thanks for looking!


 




On May-28-14 at 17:24:22 PDT, seller added the following information:


I am listing this vehicle for a friend. He has provided me with all the information to include his phone number for any questions. Please feel free to call Bruce with questions 516 752- 0273 home phone evenings or 516 474-5127 cell during the day


You are bidding on an unmolested, numbers matching, 1964 Chevy Impala Super Sport 409. It came stock with 340 H.P.

This is a turn key car ready to drive and have fun. The body on this car is straight as an arrow, no rust or body filler. Solid car!

Interior is original and in excellent condition. I had A/C installed 7 years ago and it blows ice gold. Have AM/FM radio currently but still have the original AM radio. The car has power steering

The car was painted 26 years ago the original color and is excellent condition.

The car has been garage kept since new. I purchased the car with only 18,091 miles on it This vehicle was an original title car. I have a copy of the title (see picture) to show proof of the original mileage. The car today has only 27,300 miles on it 

Delco air shocks on the rear, all front end components except springs have been replaced. 

The original numbers matching motor, transmission and engine are in great working order . The transmission had a small leak and I had it resealed. Say good bye to the leak. Within the past year I have replaced the brakes, front shocks, tires and master cylinder. The car has been a great car and given me minimal problems.

I have owned this car for 25 years. I have driven the car to shows, an occasional cruise night and on beautiful sunny afternoons. The car has been babied most of its life and it shows it. I performed the normal routine maintenance at regular intervals and the car needs nothing.

This vehicle is being sold "in as is condition", where is with no warranty expressed, written or implied. Having owned the car for 25 years I can say that I have represented the car accurately with full disclosure  and to the best of my ability during the time I've owned it

I purchased the car in 1989 under the impression that the car was sold to me with 18,091  original miles. The title I was given clearly states the mileage and I have never had any reason to doubt it.  The car certainly shows as a car with exceptionally low original mileage. However having said that I cannot be held responsible for the correctness of the description, authenticity or genuineness prior to the car coming into my possession. I

It is for this reason that I welcome inspection of the car prior to the end of the auction and welcome phone calls with any questions or concerns that you may have.

The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. The car is being sold in "as is condition" with no warranty implied . Good luck in your bidding! Thanks for looking!

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