1965 Chevrolet Impala

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If you're looking for a 1965 Chevy Impala hardtop to restore, this would make a nice one, and the price is right. It comes with clear Ohio title. This is a rolling car with no engine or transmission. The frame is solid and straight. The front floor pans are solid with no rust through. The backs ones have small holes in the middle with a steel plate to weld in, or do it right and buy the rear floor pans. The car body is very straight except for the rear passenger side quarter panel, which I have a brand new one that comes with the car. All the wheel, brakes, etc. are on the car. There is nothing missing underneath the front or back. It will need a complete interior. The dash is in great condition and all the gauges look good and none of the glass/plastic is broken.. The dash pad is cracked. It is what you see. It is a good start to a muscle car project, as everything is there except the powertrain. The drive shaft is in the trunk, along with some other parts. I can't get the trunk lid up so not sure what all is in there. The trunk needs a new lock, but I can't get it open with a screwdriver. All the wiring looks good in the car. It has not been ripped out or cut up. It rolls freely and the brakes work. The top has no dents. The doors open and shut good. All the glass is good, and all the windows roll up and down. The bumpers are in pretty good shape, and have good chrome. This would be a good candidate for a Super Sport clone. I have a low reserve, or make an offer. It can be picked up in McGuffey Ohio 45859. I can have it delivered anywhere but you will have to pay the driver. You can pay with pay pal, certified bank check, or cash if you're picking it up. These old Impalas are getting hard to find, except for the restored ones, which are selling for $15,000 and more. Stick a small block in, weld in the quarter panel, shoot some paint on it, and make some good money. I do have a good running 350 with attached 350 turbo transmission I would sell for $1,000. I pulled it out of a very good running 1988 full size van. I think it may be fuel injected though, but can't really remember. It's just in my way, as I have too many other projects going right now. I am always looking for 1960s and 1970s Japanese motorcycles, so maybe we can work something out. I will buy your bike anyway. Call me at 567-295-9060 with what you have, or to discuss the car. Thank you for looking, and remember this: There is a village somewhere in Kenya missing their idiot!