64 SS Impala , Mint 35K Mile Survivor

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64 SS Impala , Mint 35K Mile Survivor

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11-03-2003, 08:36 PM

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Re: 64 SS Impala , Mint 35K Mile Survivor

Very nice. From the photo it appears to be only the factory sound deadener on top of factory semi-gloss primer (one of the 3 underbody colors used in '64 at various plants). By the looks of the frame rails, I wouldn't be surprised if some crayon marks survived as well. I hope it finds a deserving owner.
Verne.
PS: More than likely, there's a build sheet in that car.

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