1963 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport With a 283 V8

Like the famous Tri-Five Chevy models of the Fifties, the 1962-'64 Impalas form a triumvirate of classic Bowtie prominence. This example is to be an authentic 1963 Chevrolet Impala SS Sport Coupe, with a 283 engine, Powerglide transmission, and -no rust.- It reportedly spent its early years in Arizona, but has been in Missouri for approximately the past 30 years. Most recently, it was part of a museum collection. The car runs well and can be driven anywhere. Under this Impala's hood is a 283-cu.in. OHV V8 engine, which was optional for the 1963 SS and rated at 195 horsepower when new. It's unknown whether it's original to the car, but the seller notes it starts easily and runs well, with no smoke. The engine is paired with a Powerglide two-speed automatic transmission that is said to shift smoothly. - little if any powertrain leaks. In the photos, the engine and engine compartment appear very clean. The engine is also equipped with an alternator, which was standard in the Impala for the first time in 1963. - the paint on this Impala is a respray of the original Ermine White exterior color, matching the 936 paint code on the trim tag. - the age of the paintwork is unknown, but that it was applied professionally and remains in very good condition. The only reported blemish is a small one on the hood, about the size of a dime, . The seller asserts the body is rust-free, while the exterior trim and chrome also appear in good condition. Additionally, the seller nots there are no cracks or chips in the windshield, but some overall driving-related wear. The rest of the glass, as well as all the seals, are said to be in very good condition. All the exterior lights reportedly work normally - This Impala's interior appears in very good condition, with its blue vinyl bucket seats and a floor shifter for the Powerglide transmission. It also has a Delco AM radio and factory air conditioning, but the seller notes neither is functional. The seat covers, carpet, and headliner are said to be in very good shape, with no reported holes or excessive wear on the seats or carpet and no sagging from the headliner. All the interior trim pieces are reportedly intact and in good shape and all the gauges are functional, including aftermarket oil pressure and engine temperature gauges that were added by the previous owner. The dash pad has been replaced and looks very good, with no reported splits or cracks. The steering wheel also appears very good, with no reported cracks. The trunk looks to be in similar condition, with clean and correct-appearing mats. - The chassis, suspension, and braking systems are reportedly in very good condition, with no known issues or needs, but also no known recent service history. Equipment includes power steering and manual brakes. The steering is straight and the car goes down the road as it should, with no pulling or swing, who adds there are no vibrations on the highways, as the car rolls on radial tires said to be only two years old. They don't even have 200 miles on them. They're mounted on the stock steel wheels with the original SS full wheel covers. There are no reported blemishes on them. Additional documentation reportedly includes receipts for work performed during the seller's ownership. With its timeless styling, 283 V8 engine and Powerglide transmission, this 1963 Chevrolet Impala SS Sport Coupe is a classic in every sense of the word. And it's one is ready to drive and enjoy.