67 Impala SS - Survivor big block car WIW???

HPMIKE · #1 03-26-2009, 04:28 AM

Hi all...

I came across a 67 Impala SS396. It's a one owner 25K immaculate survivor car in perfect condition. All original Black 396/325, TH400, and 12 bolt posi with A/C and several other unique options. It is as nice a Survivor car as you will ever see with original invoice and nothing ever replaced except a few small items which have been saved in a box. Runs, drives and looks as if it was 6 months old. Never seen a car like this in this pristine of condition.

What is a real value of this car? Any recent sales that can compare??

Thanks

MB

**Bill Pritchard** · #2 03-26-2009, 06:32 AM

Sounds like a real nice item. I will guess $35K.

**tom406** · #3 03-26-2009, 07:01 AM

$35K seems like a good estimate. Might take a little while to find the right guy to appreciate it and pay the money. Though big cars aren't as popular, its hard to beat the color and condition. Got pics?

HPMIKE · #4 03-26-2009, 04:15 PM

Thanks for the replies. - here are a few pictures. See att.

HPMIKE · #5 03-26-2009, 04:16 PM

another

GTO_DON · #6 03-26-2009, 04:52 PM

That car looks like its been painted to me which would take away the survivor status to me. Wrong stripe also.

Tarrytown SS427s · #7 03-26-2009, 05:08 PM

$35K seems high to me, as is isn't an SS427 or 4 speed. The paint looks way too glossy to be original, but if it is I would say this car is more around $25K.

HPMIKE · #8 03-26-2009, 05:13 PM

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That car looks like its been painted to me which would take away the survivor status to me. Wrong stripe also.

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According to the original owner, the stripe was added. It's a tape stripe that can easily be removed. But the paint is original. I am curious how you can tell by the photo that the car has been painted

. After 26 years of owning and restoring cars, this car is one of the finest originals I have ever seen. And I own a very nice original survivor and have had several phenomenal originals through this shop.

MB

HPMIKE · #9 03-26-2009, 05:17 PM

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$35K seems high to me, as is isn't an SS427 or 4 speed. The paint looks way too glossy to be original, but if it is I would say this car is more around $25K.

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The pic shows a more shiny finish than it actually is. The paint shows the typical flaws that you would see on an original car. I also paint gauged it and while I don't recall the numbers I got, they were in line with my original Hemi Challenger and some of the other known survivors I have had in this shop.

MB

HPMIKE · #10 03-26-2009, 05:21 PM

Here are some more photos that show some neat original detail.

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