1962 Impala Convertable. on 2040-cars
Madera, California, United States
62 Impala convertable, bid to win, and bid often.THERE IS A 500 non-refundable deposit to be made right after the auctions end.Thank you.You may e -mail me with any and all questions,car is all apart now, frame was powder coated, i did not like red, so i painted it satin finish black, FRONT END is ALL REBUILT w/new bushings.This will make some one a very nice ride once runnin...!.......NO TRADES..DON'T EVEN ASK...!
On Jun-15-14 at 21:09:11 PDT, seller added the following information: LESS THEN 15 POINTS, CALL FIRST, On Jun-16-14 at 15:57:56 PDT, seller added the following information: FIRE WALL TRIM TAG READS-Detroit Mi. 2B...Style 62-1867.. Body SL 3627....Trim - 886 .. Paint - 936....CC White Top. On Jun-16-14 at 16:22:12 PDT, seller added the following information: This vehicle is not 100 % complete, it was at a body shop where things were taken here and there,ask if you need to.mostly all the hard to get rag top stuff is there, plus or minus.Thanks...Ken. |
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