1962 Impala for Sale at Coyote Classics

When it comes to comfort, power, and presence, there isn't a whole lot of classics that can beat Chevrolet's legendary Impala. With their long, low, and wide bodylines, it isn't a surprise why the Impala was such a hit in its day. And, looking at this stunning example of a 1962 Chevrolet Impala, it's easy to see why. Dressed exactly how it would have came from the factory, '60s style doesn't get a whole lot better than this. And, with only 23,162 miles showing on the odometer, there's a lot of life left in it! Powered by a GF-code 283 C.I. V8 breathing through a 2-barrel carburetor, this '62 Impala makes for one sweet cruiser. Torque is transferred to the pavement by a 2-speed "Powerglide" automatic transmission, which shifts seamlessly as this Impala runs down the road. The exterior features of this Impala are clean and laser-straight, featuring a fantastic older white paintjob that still shows well. Complimenting red trim ensures that this Impala sticks out, and the chrome brightwork is in excellent shape! Additionally, the floors, frame, trunk and jambs are all also in good condition as well. Opening the two doors to the inside of this Impala reveals an extremely original red cloth & vinyl interior, complete with comfy split-bench seats that are perfect for car shows or long-distance drives. Options on this fantastic '62 Chevy include power steering, power brakes, factory gauges, the original AM pushbutton radio, a heater + defroster, vent windows, under-dash gauges, and a sweet-sounding dual exhaust system. The car rides on a sleek set of 15" Chevrolet rally wheels over RWL tires for a killer-looking stance that's hard to beat! This '62 Impala runs and drives just as good as it looks, and that 283 V8 allows the car to move its weight just fine. If you're looking for a wonderfully-driving classic that makes some good power while also making a statement in vintage style at the very same time, then this may just be what you're looking for.
VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows:
VIN- 21847A146236
2: 1962 model year
18: Impala, 8-cylinder
47: 2-door hardtop
A: Atlanta, Georgia GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
146236: Serial number
COWL TAG-
01E: Production date in the 5th week of January, 1962
62: 1962 model year
1847=
1: Chevrolet Motor Division
8: Impala, 8-cylinder
47: 2-door hardtop coupe
AT: Built in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.
9383: Fisher Body unit number, no relation to VIN
874: "Red" interior cloth & vinyl trim, bench seats
936: "Ermine White" exterior paint

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[@donh4056]

Love it. Was born in 62! Be a perfect car for me

[@trealNetwork]

I'm convinced these guys really put prices into a bag and reach in the bag and pull it out and say this is the price

[@RockyBaker-ze9td]

❤Pretty car God bless you

[@georgegbalzano9239]

Super$$NICE CLASSIC IMPALA!!!! ❤ Love the old school traditional white/red color combo!!! I'm Old school too, as I am also a '62 model as well!!! Nice "starter car" 👌 👍 👏 for $40K, BUT YOU GUYS NEED to put your MAGIC TOUCHES ON IT!!! Some 4 matching Cragars w/ BFG T/As, or 15" Corvette rally wheels and BFGs for "starters!" 😊 Sure looks like a fun cruiser!! Wish I lived clos)er I'd love to come take her for a cruise!!❤😂

[@luperodriguez8203]

Awe nice cool 62 guys. Nice starter car for improvements. I like how you decided to roll up rear windows. I think that look as a car is being shown is always the best. Otherwise it just looks like a big open space. Again great chioce putting them up.

[@charliehayward6356]

Anyone who knows 1960s Impalas also knows '62 is the best year. This one is nice.

[@bighank796]

6 - 4 is, bit 62 is nice

[@OGSumoVIBE]

I’d love to see some matching wheels on this thing

[@nickbilleck1107]

Why the mismatched wheels? 🤔

[@PatandDoopypoopy]

It's what we did back in the day. Why.....who started the fad/look.....I haven't a clue. Lol, but we did it.

[@dalepritchard3335]

Nice

[@mikehershberger4768]

1963s are the best , 327 cu in

[@jeffersonsmith1877]

409?

[@peterhallock9486]

Sounds like a hillbilly car!

[@johnbenjamin7785]

Drum brakes mismatched wheels bad stance . How du cannot be, the first thing you ser is the bad paint bad since and ridiculous monkey wheels. Defective headliner , fender rot covered by bubbles , old hard weatherstripping