1962 Chevrolet Impala SS for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V19899) 

Lucky owner & lucky car!! 😎

I am soooo jealous!

I had one also, red..283..trade it in for a 1963 impala SS..327..

Man you were able to see some beautiful cars brand new and those days

@@rockeybrown8990 And today's cars all look alike. What will future car shows look like. Sad!

His sounds very nice too!! 😎

😎 heck ya!!

Thanks michael. 👍

We appreciate that Jerry, thanks! 🙂👍

Absolutely! 😎

your 409 pound wife?

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It sure is! 😎👍

Right on!

Factory sun tachometer was a added feature installed on the 63 impala 409 In 62 they were a option that could be dealer installed. Perhaps this vehicle did not have one. Dont matter anyways car has already sold.

We try, thanks for watching! 👍

Glad you like them! Thanks! 😃

It sure is! Thanks! 👍

You call that a shame?? 🙃 To each their own I guess. 😜

Correct, factory stock had quiet mufflers. The only clues of the 409 residing under the hood were the 4_0_9 emblems & solid lifter clatter.

For the privacy of the new owner, we do not feel it is our place to continue listing the price after its theirs.

Guess I should have held on to it.

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I think 1962 cause it's the beginning of that B body style 👍

​@@eddiemunster4094 1961.

We did all of those things in the video.

Very niceee!!!!

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales you're absolutely right very nice!

White also? 😎

Someonen beat you to it. 🙁

true! 🙂

Absolutely!! 😎

How much did it go for?

@@jimborock6366 The listed price if you saw it then. Otherwise we don't believe it is our place to keep advertising the price after it is someone else's vehicle.

Definitely a very lumpy idle.

We have forwarded the request. 😉

Sold. 🙂

Ain't nothing wrong with that. 👍

For the privacy of the new owner, we do not feel it is our place to share what they paid after its theirs so we take the price down after a sale.

What was the asking price

We do not discount or haggle on prices, so the prices you see on vehicles that are still available on our website are the prices the vehicle sells for. Otherwise after a vehicle sells, we no longer advertise the price, that has just been our policy and what our customers want. We understand many like to know or didn't see it when it was available, but check our direct website frequently for new inventory and prices is the best way to stay informed.

Don't wait too long... 😶

Sold

All of our prices are available on our direct website, linked below. Where you can also find out if the car is still available. You can also browse just about any major car sales website like Hemmings, AutoTrader, eBay...ect and find prices. www.volocars.com/auto-sales/vehicles

The vehicle has been sold, so we do remove the price out of respect and for the privacy of the new owner. 😉👍

Since 1960 the Volo Museum has been celebrated as one of the top automobile museums in the world. We welcome approximately 300k visitors annually who come to view our items on display, compared to our approximate 1200 customers who purchase cars annually. We are both a collector car dealer and a museum that displays numerous significant and historical artifacts. Non-profit only refers to an organizations tax status. A museum is not required to have a non-profit tax status. There are numerous for-profit museums. The official definition of museum by Webster, Oxford, Britannica and others is “a building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.”. The definition you posted is an unofficial adapted definition by ICOM which is not accepted by other similar organizations such as the American Alliance of Museums.

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Despite cutting corners as to the purpose of museums in general, you continue to use the word "Museum" to SELL CARS. That, to me, is a violation of the intent of the several definitions of the word. The fact of profit or non-profit is definitely up to discussion, but if the pervading belief by the public is that a museum is established for the good of the public and not as a profit-making enterprise, then they are being mislead by Volo. I would love to visit you. I think your curatorial people have great intelligence, scholarship and taste. But please think about separating your car sales from your permanent museum exhibits. How about, VOLO | MUSEUM-QUALITY CARS. I'd buy that!

huhhh????

No.