1964 Impala SS convert...whats it worth?
 

I have an opportunity to purchase a 64 Impala SS327 Convertible that my grandmother bought brand new. The car hasn't seen the road since the mid 1970's, 59K miles on the clock. It's been in heated, ambient storage all this time. Here's a few pics as she sits now. I am sure it will need a full fuel system and brake system rebuild. The top hasn't been down since then either, so I am a little worried about it cracking. Whats a fair price?


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Try chevytalk.org, may get a better idea on there.

Nice car!

Nice looking car, I'd make the stretch to pick that up if ya can.

Maaaaaan, that interior looks brand, spanking new. :Tomcat:

Wow, let's see...start with a baseline, nice 1964 Impala. 9K

Add:

No Rust. 3K

It's a low mileage car. 2k

Original owner is a grandma, and your grandma to boot (not abused). 2K

It's not a 4 speed, but, see above. No biggie.

It's a Super Sport. 3K-5K

It comes with the original drive train. 3K

Interior is as clean as an operating room. 2K

It has the original paint. 3K

I'm guessing it has all the original paperwork. 1K

And last but certainly not least...it's a convertible, meaning when the top goes down the price goes up. In this case, way up. 6K


I called an old friend who currently owns each 60's year Impala SS built, both hard top and convertible. I told him about your car, and I'm repeating what he told me. Maybe this will help...some.

Awesome ride by the way.

64 Impala Convertible
 

WOW! What a gem.

Wish that had been my Grandma....bet she was as cool as the car she drove!!! :D