1964 impala Lowrider

1964 Chevrolet Impala Hard top Description

1964 Chevy Impala
My lowrider days have come to an end and I would like someone else to enjoy this sweet ride. I've owned and built this car since 2008 and invested over 27k. The car runs and drives well. It is mechanically sound and was built right. The frame as been reinforced for the hydraulics and is solid. I've really enjoyed this car, but I'm looking to sell. I will only entertain serious and reasonable offers. I know my asking cash price is well within reason. You will not built a car like this for 10k, so please no low ball offers.
Up for sell is my 1964 Chevy Impala. Too much to list, but I'll share as much as I can:
- CLEAN and CLEAR BLUE TITLE
-350 engine and 700r trans....engine and trans has been rebuilt completed (approx 2,0000 miles ago) and painted...all new parts, some chrome
- new front and rear complete bumpers
-new set of LED blue lights to replace the old style headlights
-new radiator
-2 hydraulic Red pumps-8 switches running 48 volts with four batteries (front, back, side to side, and each individual wheel) nice setup in the trunk with room to place speakers or to just use the trunk
-car lays on the ground when lowered all the way
-Interior is blue and white and dashed is painted (white needs a good cleaning)
-all glass is good
-new exhaust from the front to the rear with chrome tips coming out the rear
- new13x7 100 spoke gold with chrome lip rims with new tires 185/80/13
- Also have a set of gold bullets to replace the chrome spinner on the rims
-painted Cobalt Blue about 3 yrs ago...looks decent and still shines but not show quality
-not an AC car nor does it have power steering
-drum brakes
- I have replaced the lining for the bottom of the trunk and just replaced cylinders.
Minor TLC needed to be show quality:
-chrome trimming around the door windows pitted
-paint chipped in several places (will need a paint job to be a show quality car)
-needs minor body work from a few small dents
-small oil leak..possibly the oil pan area