'62 Impala 409/409, Orig Black on Black

[scuncio]

Beautiful car and one of the few black-on-black '62s I've ever seen. Supposed to be the original mill - what do you guys think about the deck stamp?

Link to 1962 Impala 409/409 auction (https://ebay.to/2wERQr0)

https://photohosting.azureedge.net/vmp/Dealers/64426/136396225/Photo/21847S299561-51.jpg

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https://photohosting.azureedge.net/vmp/Dealers/64426/136396225/Photo/21847S299561-130.jpg

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[Jonesy]

I would say the engine does not have its factory stamping

[Verne_Frantz]

From my research, I'd have to say restamp. The cowl tag is also a repro. (and a bad one). I also doubt that the car ever started life black or as a Super Sport.



Verne

[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

But otherwise Numbers Matching :D

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

This site is amazing on the daily!!!

Thanks to all who jump in to keep the hobby on the right track.

Ryan W31

[Verne_Frantz]

This site is amazing on the daily!!!

Thanks to all who jump in to keep the hobby on the right track.

Ryan W31


The problem is that when something like this can be detected, we really have no avenue to warn prospective buyers from being screwed. In my case, I feel like my hands are tied while I sit here and watch someone lighten their wallet.



Verne:rolleyes2:

[Mr70]

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[scuncio]

That’s why I include the VIN in these posts. Google typically picks up a new post within a couple days.