This is a excellent example of a frame off restored 1960 Chevrolet
Impala, 348ci Tri Power convertible finished in the factory correct
color combination of Tuxedo Black with Red interior. This is a
Arizona vehicle and the body is straight and the paint has a deep
shine with a mirror like reflection. This Impala was restored to be
driven and given a few nice upgrades like a four speed automatic
transmission, power disc brakes, aluminum radiator and replaced the
generator with a alternator. Some of the features are listed
below.
348 c.i. Big Block
Tri Power Set Up / Three Carburetors
Ice Cold Air Conditioning
Power Disc Brakes
Power Steering
Four Speed Automatic Transmission
Upgraded Sound System
Power Convertible Top
Parade Boot
Aluminum Radiator with over flow
Electric Fan
Dual Antenna's
Spare Tire
Jack
All of the chrome is like new and glistens in the sun. All of the
glass on the car is fantastic and all of the trim is absolutely
amazing! The interior on the vehicle is in great condition as well.
All of the lights, wipers, horn, power top, turn signals, radio,
speedometer, emergency brake work as they should. The car runs and
drives fantastic with no known issues and demands attention
wherever it goes. Call 314-346-6039 to purchase or with any
questions. 314-346-6039
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