1968 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Sedan 327 V8 All Original *barn Find* on 2040-cars
Wilson, North Carolina, United States
1968 Chevrolet Impala
Up for sale is a 1968 Chevrolet Impala. It's all original & been in same family since 1968. Has a 327 V8 with a 4 bbl & a powerglide transmission. Runs & drives great! Has no issues with powertrain. Still driving it today until sold. Shift smooth everytime & motor is strong with no smoke. Interior in great shape, no tears in seat or head-liner, original Radio ( & it's works!), original hump floormats from factory, no cracks in dash, all glass in great shape with no cracks or fade. Looks to be original paint with a little fade on white top. Overall this car is in excellent shape. Makes for a nice weekend cruiser. Hard to find cars in this shape & original. Will be glad to answer any questions just send me a message. I should respond within 24 hrs. Also check out my other listing for a 1973 International Pickup Truck!
BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKUP & DELIVERY SOLD AS-IS
On May-13-14 at 17:14:38 PDT, seller added the following information: Trying to return all question as fast as I can. Also I do have original build sheet that was under the back seat. Was bought local in Wilson,NC. There is no known rust issues that I can see. I do have more pictures if anyone is intrested of underneath,vin plate,trunk,build sheet, & original wheels (comes with 2 sets) plus more. Just message me & I can send them. Thanks
**Original Miles: 63,686 **Vin #: 164698Y140337 |
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