1963 Chevrolet Impala - $29,500 - Charlotte, NC - This 1963 Chevrolet Impala Hard Top Coupe features a 327 CI V8 engine. It is equipped with a 2 Speed Automatic Transmission. The vehicle is Red with a Red Vinyl interior. This 1963 Chevrolet Impala SS is completely original in almost every way! Having only one owner until 2011, it will be nearly impossible to find another Impala that is this original. Naturally a survivor of this quality comes with ample documentation, including an original owner's manual, original Protect O Plate, photo book of the vehicle throughout the years, and much more! While not completely perfect, original older vehicles like this one are becoming increasingly harder to find. Just remember, they are only original once and an opportunity such as this may never surface again! More information comming soon!Stock Number: HC5029
VIN: 31847B140480
Miles: 90,352 Actual miles (miles marked actual on title)
Engine: 327CI V8
Engine Stamp Pad: TII20S
Transmission: Powerglide Automatic
Trim Tag Info: Paint Code 922 (Ember Red) Trim Code 875 (Red Vinyl)
Equipment: Power Steering, Bucket Seats, Console Mounted Shifter, (All equipment and features of this car were in working order at the time of listing, unless noted above)
Items Included with the Car: Original Owner's Manual, Original Protect O Plate, Photo Documentation from 1963, (documentation can be viewed in online photo gallery)
Condition Code: (2) * (see condition code chart for explanation of category codes 1-5)
Warranty: This vehicle is being sold AS-IS
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*Condition Code Chart:
- Excellent: Show car, freshly restored to like-new or better condition, also could be a very low-mileage excellent condition survivor or late-model vehicle
- Great: Older frame-off or very nice frame-on restoration, could be a low-mileage great condition survivor or late-model vehicle, the nicest condition car most people would feel comfortable driving to shows or for special occasions
- Good: Driver quality, at first glance a car that appears to be in great condition, a closer inspection will reveal minor flaws in the paint and interior, the undercarriage and engine bay normally looks unrestored. These cars are mechanically sound, fully functional, and are normally enjoyed on the weekends and for special occasions in good weather.
- Fair: A car that starts up and runs but is in need some mechanical and cosmetic work in order to be enjoyed on a regular basis
- Poor: Restoration project, a car that needs to be totally restored