1963 Chevy Impala 2 door hardtop barn find project NO RESERVE 283 V8 Original?

1963 Chevrolet Impala Description

Hello. Up for auction is a 1963 Chevy Impala 2 door hardtop. The body on this classic is overly soli, with little bits of expected rust. I would say it is about a 90% complete car. It does need floor and trunk pans. I was told it has the original 283 engine with the powerglide transmission. Not 100% on that, but had several mechanic friends check it out, and they feel strongly that it could be also. All of the chrome and stainless steel are in very good condition. The bumpers are in great condition, with the exception of a small ding in the bottom left (driver's side) front corner (minor). The car has the original steering wheel, in very good condition with the horn ring. The original dash is in tact and in awesome condition. The odometer reads 39,776 miles. I don't know if that's original, or if it rolled over, and is actually 139,776. It also has the original Soft-Ray tinted front windshield. It is still very solid, but you be the judge on that, I'm just trying to be honest and inform you the best I can. The rear seat is there, but I'm sorry, no front. Please view pictures, and ask questions if needed. I attached the maximum of 24 pictures for your convenience. This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION! Great classic to restore. You won't probably find too many of these around, with this many good parts. Make a low rider, or whatever your style. There is a non-refundable deposit of $100.00 due immediately after auctions end, with remaining balance to be paid in full within 7 days. Located in Freeport Illinois. Buyer is responsible for the shipping/pick up of the vehicle. I will help load, if needed. Thanks for your interest, and good luck. Let the bidding begin. The car is also for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end the listing at any time. Thanks again. *** IF YOU DON"T HAVE AT LEAST 10 POSITIVE FEEDBACK, WITHOUT MESSAGING ME 1ST, OR YOUR BID WILL BE RETRACTED*** THANK YOU!!! note: there is some soft spots/rust holes in the frame (repairable I imagine)