Original Family Owned, Original Black Paint 409 Impala
 

It's 'only' a 340hp 409 with a 'glide, but I can't imagine selling a family heirloom this cool. Feeling bad for the seller....

Bidding is already at $11k with the reserve not met - wondering what the true value of this one is. Maybe $15-18k? I don't see many of these coming up for sale that aren't already restored.

Link to 1964 409 Impala auction

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Paging Verne.....come in, Verne!!!

Black with a blue & white interior is pretty neat. A pity it's not a 4-speed.

Back in the late '60s my next-door neighbor had a '62 Impala convertible, white/blue interior, SB/PG with factory dual exhaust. All stock, original owner. I can still hear the sound of the Powerglide and tailpipes as it idled in his driveway.

Black with a white/blue interior is killer!

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Cool Granny car, looks like a Stevinson Chev. Golden CO Emblem on the lid, Zone #10 Dealer #822.
Here's a link to the Barn Finds page w/ Cowl Tag breakdown mentioned in the eBoy ad update...
https://barnfinds.com/one-family-own...impala-ss-409/

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~ Pete

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Assuming it still has the original engine, I think $18K is about where it should be in that condition. You could get the car all done and still not be upside down in it. It is a beautiful combination. When 90% of the 409 cars today are fakes, don't forget to add the value percentage to having a real one.
There really aren't that many out there anymore.


Verne

The dealer was on....Ford Street.

I love the idea of a 409/PG Impala.

The '09 P/G was unique. It was a little more heavy duty than the 327 and had a unique flex plate. It came with a chrome stick tube too.


Verne