1967 Chevrolet Impala

Impala 327 Coupe

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

J3730I04957

Gasoline

'67 Chevy Impala Sport Coupe LOW MILES! NEW CORVETTE RALLY WHEELS FACTORY POSITRACTION! NEW BFGs PAINT IS ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR TOP! TONS OF TOP-NOTCH UPGRADES MORE PHOTOS & SPECS WILL BE ADDED ASAP SCROLL DOWN ALL THE WAY TO SEE PHOTOS On Apr-16-10 at 19:23:39 PDT, seller added the following information: On Apr-17-10 at 05:26:58 PDT, seller added the following information: QUESTIONS? SEND MESSAGES THROUGH THE EBAY MESSAGE SYSTEM, OR PHONE BEN AT: 507-867-1401On Apr-20-10 at 19:24:43 PDT, seller added the following information: ACTUAL MILEAGE IS 60,924! It should be at under 61K at pick up. SOME QUICK FACTS: comes with original wheel covers & rims carb upgraded to Holley Street Avenger--Original Quadrajet included. New Manifold 2 owner's manuals Shop Manual Upgraded to 15" BFGs-less than 500 miles on 'em and Corvette Style Ralley Wheels and Steel Caps--total cost over $3500 two years ago. (less than 500 miles on them) Ask questions! There is lots to tell on this one! Happy Motoring! Upgraded to Electronic Ignition--comes with original distributor, also Have original air cleaner Have K&N Air Filter--Paper one is in there right now--K&N one comes with it but needs a cleaning--comes with a $25 K&N air filter cleaning kit Wipers & Wiper Washers Work GREAT! Add-on Guage package (6 months old--works perfectly) Original AM Radio works great! Tiny nick the size of a dime in windshield--can be repaired since it is smaller than a quarter. 327 V8 with 3 speed Turbo 350 tranny Rear Window Defrost Was rated at 275 HP from factory--with mild cam and upgraded carb and all it's probably much more now. Headman Headers and Dual Exhaust with Glass Packs (cost $2000 a year ago) On Apr-04-10 at 08:02:07 PDT, seller added the following information: A COUPLE ITEMS TO ADD: OVER $15,000 invested in this '67 Chevy (and probably in all reality closer to $20,000) WHY THE LOW MILES? The car was originally purchased in Clinton, IA in 1967. The original owner's name and girlfriend's name are still on a sticker on the ash tray! The young man that bought the car died young a couple years after buying the car new. The family kept the car as a family airloom for the next 35 years. It was taken out of storage occasionally, but for the most part this has been in dry storage for most of its life. The car was passed down a couple generations in the family and it ended up in (I believe) a grand neice's family's garage. Her husband is a car guy. He started to fix it up and he ended up getting interested in a different classic car project and he needed to sell this one to focus on the other one. That's when we bought it. We've probably only put 2000 miles on it since we've purchased it! After the original owner passed away, the car went to Georgia, where it spent the next 35 or so years. I've got more info on this in my desk at work, and I'll add it in on Monday. Questions? Keep 'em coming! Happy Motoring!On Apr-22-10 at 21:16:30 PDT, seller added the following information: Hello! Someone brought to my attention that they were having trouble decoding the VIN on this. The VIN listed at the top is incorrect. The car was in storage and I couldn't get to it when I first listed it, so that VIN is incorrect. The VIN is 164877S150402 Enjoy the auction! Questions? Send 'em my way!