'61 Black-on-Red Impala, 402/4-sp, just beautiful

[scuncio]

Gorgeous restoration, and I enjoy seeing an early Impala with a Mark IV big block once in a while. Not cheap at $62k, but I imagine you'd have close to that into a project car to yield a result this nice.

Link to 1961 Impala auction (https://ebay.to/38j2KmV)

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[Verne_Frantz]

Yep. Those engines fit in those cars just fine, but you have to use headers.
Verne
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[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

A very good friend of mine did the nut and bolt restoration on this car And it’s stunning