This car deserves a full restoration and would be quite valuable when it reaches that stage, but the cost of just acquiring the Impala before getting started is not piggy bank change. Cars for Sale Pricing & Values Research Business Used 1962 Chevrolet Impala Values. We’re told this SS runs and drives, but the extent of how it performs those functions isn’t mentioned. Get 1962 Chevrolet Impala trim level values and reviews. The carpeting, upholstery, and door panels will need work.įrom 1962 to 1999, it appears as though the car only traveled 66,000 miles. Unless riding on duct tape is your thing. If you’re into patina, you could probably let the paint go for a while, but the interior is going to need more immediate attention. The driver’s side front window is eschewed and the top looks like it might be torn in a couple of places. We don’t see any dents or overt patches of rust and all the chrome looks good.
While the pics provided don’t show the complete car, it looks solid, at least on the outside. That assumption is being made given all the lights for towing that is attached to the vehicle in various photos. This is said to be a one-owner car from Oklahoma and – given the likely rarity of the combination of items this car has – that owner no doubt knew it was something special because it went into storage in 1999 and apparently only recently emerged. With its white exterior, including convertible top, and its red interior, the seller’s car must have been a standout when new. But it was offered with two outputs and determining how many had the RPO 587 with a 4-speed in a convertible body isn’t known. Records don’t seem to exist to drill down any further other than about 15,000 of them had a 409 motor. The flashy Super Sport was in its second year and Chevy would build more than 99,000 of them that model run. The largest engine available, the 409 V8 that put out one horsepower per cube with dual 4-barrel carburetors was new for 1962. Despite having been totally redesigned just a year earlier, the ‘62s had all-new sheet metal and – other than structural pieces – only the doors carried over from the ‘61s. Our thanks to Peter Rettig for sending this tip our way!īy 1962, Chevrolet had been building cars for 50 years. But how many of these exact cars could there have been back then, much less have managed to survive nearly 60 years? This one has and is located now in Warwick, Rhode Island and available here on Facebook Marketplace for the robust asking price of $48,500 or best offer. And it’s a convertible! What’s not to want? It’s also been in storage for 22 years and will need restoring. It was Chevy’s Golden Anniversary (50 years).
This car checks a lot of boxes for people interested in 1960s Chevrolets.
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