1965 Chevrolet Impala for sale at Volo Auto Museum (V19256)

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61,360 original miles. Rust free original metal. #s matching, beautiful factory colors. Extra sharp looking car, love the stance and round taillights.
EXTERIOR: Appears to be a virgin body. Original metal is very straight, all the panels fit perfectly square and flush. It has had only one repaint on the exterior only,, jambs are still clean original. Painted it's factory Artesian turquoise. The metal flake is laid out evenly and the clear coat is polished smooth and glossy. It has new weather strips. The chrome and stainless trim is probably original and exceptionally nice. It is straight, shiny and fits tight. It has dual bowtie mirrors. New windshield. Has 17" Riddler wheels with performance Nexen tires.
INTERIOR: Beautiful inside, I love the matching turquoise color. It is exceptionally clean. The original dash area is mint- the chrome bezel, knobs, woodgrain, dash pad, lenses, heater control panel and even the steering wheel. Inside the glove box looks new. Down on the floor it has new carpet, deluxe seat belts in front, aftermarket in back. The upholstery and door panels are mint, the trim on the seats is straight and shiny. The headliner, visors and mirror are mint. All the trim- armrests, kick panels, rear shelf are excellent. It does have what looks like an original am radio but upgraded with modern digital guts. 6x9 speakers in back are painted turquoise.
ENGINE COMPARTMENT: The #s matching 327 motor is meticulously detailed and it looks completely stock. It is the optional 275 hp with double hump heads and a 4 barrel. It was upgraded with an edelbrock carb. The valve covers, detcals, exhaust manifolds, heat shields around the spark plugs, air cleaner are all stock. The engine bay is spotless metal with clean original finishes. The battery is bolted down, has new cables. New hoses with reproduction clamps. It features power steering and power brakes with upgraded dual reservoir.
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[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

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[@ThatsRight1776]

How can you tell if the spatter finish in the trunk is original?

[@gabrielquevedo8309]

It's a beauty,all.

[@elamenaza7595]

How much ?

[@servandocabrales2213]

Is this car still available and how much is the asking price??

[@drive5050]

Back when cars were real cars!

[@ronlheureux7623]

I love the 65 Impala, but keep in mind the cars didn't like to stop, take curves or have any safety equipment other than seat belts. It took GM many years to give in and install them. My buddy had a red one, with a black interior, a 327 with a duel feed Holy, Keystone wheels, and headers. In these days, the 1960s, Wide Oval Tires were one of the few choices for a wide tire. The survival rate for accidents was FAR worse than modern cars. Highway deaths today are much less frequent. What a blast to shift that Muncie 4 speed. The car was amazingly fast for such a heavy model.

[@28johnpetrie]

@Ron LHeureux Yes you are correct. We had a 1967 Impala. These cars didn't handle well or have the reliability of today's cars. I have a Honda Odyssey Van with 230,000 miles. No problems, solid, quality cars. There is always someone whining about why don't they build them like this anymore. The reason is, no one would buy them.

[@richardhudak4571]

I had a 1965 4-door in 1977 lots of memories wish I still had it

[@thommysides4616]

I bought a 1965 Impala Convertible as my very first car back in 1976, when I was 16. I bought it myself with money I earned, as a bag boy at the local supermarket. The lady had bought it brand new and wanted 300 bucks for it, but I talked her down to $280.00 I wish I had that old girl now. It was blue with a white top. I was so proud of that thing that I sleep in it, the first night I owned it....crazy kid! Ran like'a top!!!

[@garySS74]

I like many of the different years of Impala's but '65 is absolutely my fav.. Gorgeous car ! Super color.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Agree!

[@livingexample5322]

That is one of the best cases I've seen of a builder putting exactly the right wheels on a car. Beautiful ride, brings back memories.

[@jeffreyhall2136]

Sorry OEM guy here....

[@Nebulasecura]

Man, that car just screams 60s! Love everything about it, especially the color

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

I see you browse our website as we haven't published this one on YT yet! 👍

[@Nebulasecura]

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Yep, just your average 20 year old rookie car enthusiast Gathering all the information I can get, I am very enthusiastic about these classics 😁 gotta go old school

[@tombankwel4822]

You Are good 😊😊strong in the force and in cars Mara jade

[@vivianholmes9253]

We paid $3000 for our new 1965 Impala in 1966 . YOU COULDN'T BUY A NEW CAR FOR THAT TODAY .

[@timothya.olmeda7299]

This is absolutely my favorite color. This color along with chrome goes perfectly well together.

[@tonyidle7813]

in `77 my dad gave me a 65 impala SS for graduation.

[@stephensmith1034]

I was 11 when this year auto (65) came out. These slope-backs were awesome. They weren't called fast-backs yet. I always thought the Impala was the best looking car, ever!

[@herdfan697278]

Oh how I loved and still love the 1965 Chevrolets and Fords!👍🇺🇸🤠. Thank you!

[@pudgesmum1509]

That 65 misty blue metallic is my dream baby. First car I owned. I swear you can fit a couch in the glove box!! Best car ever. In my next life I'll be able to afford one 💙💙

[@theswagler5648]

I had a '65 Misty Blue SS 327 (built '69 350) factory 4 speed for years. I wrecked so many classics throughout the '70's and '80's, finally moved to '78 Chevy shorty van (which still have) and never had an accident since. I think back buying a mint '72 Chevelle in '78 for $800 at a car lot, and think of what that car sells for today.

[@thommysides4616]

It was my first car too.....bought mine in 76 when I was 16.

[@5150rm]

I have one classic car and it is a 1965 Impala with Code D mist blue. Its pretty close to mint with 86,000 miles on it. I drive it about 50 miles a year lol.

[@vivianholmes9253]

My husband and me had a beige 4 door 65 Impala that we bought new in 1966, beautiful car .

[@Desperado23]

Would be awesome to see someone njoying this out on the road and not just for show...she is something special

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Hopefully someone is because she is sold! 😎

[@normanwilkinson2042]

I had a 1967 Chevelle SS the same color ordered it with ps,power disc brakes, ac, am/fm and something new-a rear window defroster, 325hp 396, it was great

[@warrenjlc84]

I was very young (under 10) when I went with my dad to pick up his brand-new 1966 Chevy Caprice 2-door from a dealership in Lubbock, TX. On the showroom floor they had a 65 Impala SS 2-door, beautiful candy apple red and black interior. I'll never forget it - the sticker on that car was $2942. I wanted him to get that car instead of the Caprice, but no... :)

[@Rockin_Roll]

Such a gorgeous hunk of Detroit metal

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Unlike todays cars. 🙁

[@Rockin_Roll]

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales Drastic Plastic is Fantastic.... (not).

[@kevinphillips4191]

i have my dads 65 ss 327 same color with white interior i am in the middle of restoration i have all original paper work key ring has original spare tire never used all numbers matching powerglide posi your car is missing the chevrolet emblem on the grille i hope my body and paint looks as good as yours ohio winters suck thanks for showing us your awesome 65

[@dandahermitseals5582]

That is awsone. I bought my 1965 olds 442 at the Chevy Dealership in Logan Ohio new in early 65.

[@moneyszcash]

That is one of the nicest Impalas from the '60s I've seen. A really beautiful color and I love how the interior matches. They don't do that anymore. What a shame.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

They need to bring it back!! 😀

[@earloh]

if this had a stright six in it . it would be a twin to my first car in 76 i loved that car alot of memories

[@curtiscrawfordiii7944]

This is a Beautiful ride a true American Car Classic.

[@dixieboy5689]

Love those daily drivers they find. Nice. Thanks from MAINE.

[@thyslop1737]

Had the 1967 396 Impala SS with the factory racing stripes and bucket seats in high school. It was a real nice car, but the 65 might even be more appealing to the eye.

[@lastfanstanding999]

The wheels and paint are perfect for that 1965 Chevrolet Impala !

[@flashesofblack4128]

I did notice something special on the dash. Off to the right the dash sports a vacuum gauge measuring intake manifold vacuum pressure. You did not see a lot of the 65 Impalas that featured that gauge. I once had a 65 Belair post. It did not have one from the factory so I got a hold of one and installed it. It was real nice to see how hard your engine was working with that gauge.

[@bartsarton2212]

I have a '65 Impala SS with a 283 cid that also has that vacuum gauge. I believe the big blocks had a tach there.

[@flashesofblack4128]

@@bartsarton2212 I love those old body on chassis cars. My car also had the 283 V8 with a two speed powerglide transmission. GREAT OLD CARS!

[@gene1351]

WOW... This 65 looks exactly like the one I had from 1967 to 1974.. Artesian Turquoise.. Mine had the 327 cu/300 hp.. Auto.. Wish I still had..

[@gene1351]

Only difference this and mine.. Mine had black interior... Dash was same color as car..

[@robertphillips6296]

My parents had a car just like that growing up.

[@donaldbenson7384]

Tried to buy one EXACTLY like this from my dad when I was in highschool. He wouldn't sell it to me because the floor pan was rusted out and he said it was unsafe. He sold it for $600. I went in my room and fought back the tears. I still do ...

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Sorry friend!! 😥

[@danielr.schafer9504]

Fun story... my Grama had one when I was about 6 year old me and my brother and two sisters use to tell Grama get a burn out, and boy wood She! So my fun riding with Grama!

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Sounds like some good fun! 🙂

[@brianhaase9612]

I had a 65 coup with a 300hp 327 and a 4 speed. One owner all original red with black int. Got it in 1970. GREAT CAR, MANY MEMORIES! WISH I STILL HAD IT!

[@michaelstamp157]

This impala is a looker!

[@joeyo4163]

Love those tail lights.....wow.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Classic cars man, they're just different. Better. 😎👍

[@Cheva-Pate]

Nr 1 car ever, color is beautiful! Unbelievable gorgeous!

[@davidthomas4489]

Beautiful...absolutely BEAUTIFUL

[@johndavey72]

You're right Jay. First one l've seen on your turntable . This is the reason l started taking an interest in USA motors. It's such an elegant car, for me the epitome of '60 's classics. And everything about this one is perfect including the price ! Can't believe it's not sold ! Thankyou as always Jay.

[@born2soon]

My brother-in-law had a 65 Impala Convertible with 327 engine. Navy Blue. It was a screamer.

[@waynecribb4922]

I'm in love. Then heart broken. This is 2 years old. Bummer. Such a beautiful Chevy.

[@nysavvy9241]

Beautiful car...factory air? My Uncle bought this car in Burgundy with the black interior in August 1965. He stopped over our apartment to show my mom, sis, and me the car. Then we went for a ride. I was a kid but really liked this one. Much later, in 81 my first car was a 68 4foor caprice.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

How long did your uncle keep it?

[@nysavvy9241]

@@VoloMuseumAutoSales He kept it about 5 o6 years. Then he moved out to long island and had a long commute so he got a VW bug as gas prices rose.

[@ivankolik9045]

One of the sexiest backs of all time inclouding all categories of cars 🎖️

[@e.g.flores2819]

My first car, bought one when i came back from Vietnam in 1967, mine was canary yellow, It had 90,00 miles when i sold it and running good and never had any problems with it. Sorry i sold it.

[@josephsudlersr.7854]

The car looks like show time love the color 😎

[@ronaldflint4569]

Very Nice...love the color and stance... Beautiful ride...🇺🇸😁👌

[@gerardocastaneda7744]

I have no words to describe this car,,,but you just did it for me,,, love this car all around and inside out, everything is there all it needs is the right owner that will take care of it for years to come,,thanks for sharing

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Well thanks for watching! 👍

[@stripervince1]

Wow, great year the taillights. Definitely

[@tedohmer1874]

my grand father had a1965 chevy he bought new had a 327ci 300 hp had sticker on air cleaner, also had 4sp hurst shifter and air shocks all stock from factory, same color as impala

[@hectorraigosa7149]

Restomod vehicle.. I have a 69 custom with 29k original miles and spotless 100% original blue on blue loaded with options as original owner ordered it.. I keep it garaged and covered.. last drove it 8 years ago.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Just take care of her! 👍

[@brianrshafer8994]

Beautiful car....A Classic !!!

[@buggyridge]

My 2nd car. Mine was a 396 V-8 SS convertible. Same color. The 396 was replaced before I got it with a 327-350 HP engine. Poweglide could shift into 2nd at 90 mph. Paid $500 for it in 1970. Totaled it 2 months later. The scar where I put my head into the windshield on my chin got 20 stitches.

[@randysnyder3099]

This is when cars had character

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

preach!

[@mistervacation23]

Ya know, those were my mother's dying words, but when you're covered in 3rd degree burns and got your foot caught in a bear trap you're bound to start talking crazy.

[@dieselcowboy777]

Because they weren't insane about aerodynamics to the enth degree as they are today

[@guitarsword1]

Stunning, love the color. This car would kill in Miami.

[@paulcheek5711]

what a real full size car looks like

[@willking1625]

Love the Color

[@marshallbrooksjr.9088]

Very well preserved and maintained classic of the mid 60's, Jay. You might want to check the rear lights on the drivers side. At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="493">8:13</a> you may observe a brake light out as you are in reverse exiting the garage. At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="509">8:29</a> you can notice the brake light is not illuminating as you place your foot on the brakes. The outside brake light on the driver's side, sir. Nice presentation, many thanks.

[@crishabelllaput7388]

Vintage car is Dam. Beautiful😍

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

😍

[@tombankwel4822]

This car is so beautifull wow it is a national symbol of freedom and liberty colour gourgeus like a 💎lake from the huge 🦇 batcave 🦇 thanks Jay grams 🤩 🤩 ☀️ for these wonderfull cars always USA

[@captain54526]

Corrosion was a problem at the base of the windshield on these models as I had a 66 model. Nice cars though wish I had mine back as it was my first car and the one I had when I got married. Had a lot of fun in the back seat before the honeymoon !

[@kingjames8283]

Still trying to figure out if this is the car I drove or not back in spring/summer 1986. There was an elderly lady who was my neighbor in Franklin, Indiana that year. She had a car identically exact to this car, same color, same engine, and that damn 2-sp auto trans which I never figured out. I was goo-goo-gaa-gaa over that car and drooled over it daily as she hardly ever drove it. Her husband purchased the car when they lived in Minnesota and then moved to Indiana. He died later leaving her with the car. I drooled over it daily as I was only 20 y.o. but one day I came home from work and she asked me if I wanted to go out for dinner and I said sure. I got cleaned up and came outside ready to go when she handed me the keys to her car and she said, you're driving. I drove us to a diner in Bargersville and then on way home stopped by the farmers market in Trafalger. Not long after this adventure I moved back to Indianapolis and never saw the car again but have dreamed of finding it again someday. I don't know if it is this exact car I drove or not but the low-low mileage sounds exactly right. I know this one sold but I still dream of one day owning an exact copy albeit with the original factory tires/rims. I have such a love for this car that I am in the process of having my Ford Crown Vic LX painted this exact color.

[@anthonyhendrickson8616]

Thank you man that is a beautiful car my brother had one off by one year but it's still beautiful Chevrolet I love it man thank you

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

No problem, thank you for sharing!! 👍

[@jackjohnsen8506]

In 1964, august, I ordered a 65 Chevy Impala SS 2 door hardtop with out knowing what it would look like, I ordered the 300Hp 327 with the Hurst four speed stick trans, which included the aluminum bell housing. I ordered The factory Tack, and a corvette steering wheel, and a AM FM radio, The outside was cypress green. with Black interior . After i got it I lowered the front three inches, put 30Inch glass pack's on, installed seven Inch Chrome reversed wheels with little baldies Hub caps. window was 38,000, and I got it out the door for 32,000,,, I only has it eight months, ans drove it 13k miles, and sold it to my uncle for 29,000.. Loved that car and still have picture of it. I lived in Long Beach California, and if you know of this car, please e mail me back. I was drafted on August 17, 1965, and have always wondered where it is now....

[@billdepalma161]

Awesome color wow chevys style was the best beautiful car enjoy

[@yvonnebeltran6954]

🥀🌹Beautiful love it how did we know back then these cars wouldn’t lose their value I would step in this car any day than the new ones they built I agree this is when cars were cars Thank You for Sharing just a beauty 🌹🥀

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Welcome! 👍

[@jameshoberg1609]

What a beauty.

[@rupe53]

Some people make the make the mistake of restoring a car when it might have been worth more in original condition. While the changes MIGHT make it more reliable and more fun to actually drive, those changes do detract from "original" as mentioned.... especially the changes you can see. (disc brakes, dual master, modern wheels, 70s style rear speakers, etc)

[@MrBluoct]

A remarkable example. Not a nut or bolt on a convertible version Of this 65’ that I did not touch, remove or change and cherish as a new owner at 15 and driving it at 17 “... mouse in slippers...”

[@andyderby150]

When I was a kid my dad bought a new 1968 charger and we all loved it but for some reason I am drawn to a 65 or 66 impala one reason is price, Chargers are ridiculous in price and the impala’s are way more quality cars , I’m looking for one that hasn’t been chopped up yet for racing or lowrider, every time I find one in my price range it’s sold before I can respond.

[@blueenglishstaffybreeder6956]

Gorgeous

[@kathirenison]

My first car....same color. but convertible!

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

They are beautiful cars! 😍

[@hebegebes1785]

65 chevrolet impala should be offered to buy to everyone

[@sndali2282]

Lovely

[@ponchopuppy9688]

Beautiful car!

[@johnclark5201]

I have a 1968 impala all original 327 with 30,000 miles beautiful car for sale

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Sounds like a vehicle we could be interested in. Feel free to reach out via phone or email. 📧: [e-mail] ☎️: 815-385-3644 Alternatively you can fill out our Get Offer form on the website and we will reach out to you.

[@leolooza409]

Do you still have the car for sale?

[@bebo5558]

No windshield washer bottle, don't want it!! LOL. I'd take it, but I already have two of these!

[@doctorartphd6463]

'65 Chevy Impala (convertible) was my first car !!

[@kevinhendrix9]

My buddy had one it was nice car

[@TyBlack-dc1fi]

That's a beautiful car

[@stefanmayr9379]

Wow, what a Beauty!! Wonderful color and style. Really fantastic, a great classic eye-catching Impala 👌👌👍👍 And the rims gave a special stance!! Simply stunning! Wonderful sound! Thanks for showing and Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹👍👍😎

[@johnbahena2819]

Beautiful ride

[@S1cx2o]

Dream car I’ll buy it from whoever bought it

[@leolooza409]

Absolutely beautiful car...if only I had a millionaire brother, a sister...or friend 😭🤣

[@artgonzalez8822]

Are the original wheels available? Bring it back to it's original beauty would be real cool

[@MannyC711]

FYI...when u get a chance change the driver side rear left taillight bulb, it’s blown! Then put it back in the garage. Thanks!

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Pretty sure the shop will take care of that. And we hope it finds a new garage to call home! 😎👍

[@MannyC711]

Yes indeed!! 👍🏼

[@antoniocovarrubias7831]

I had the top of the line 65 SS console and bucket seats with an original 396 turbo fire engine.

[@davidallen5776]

I've collected scale models on this car - one in black, two in dark green.

[@marvinhagler4721]

Beautiful and the rims work well with the color

[@markmcdowell5509]

A Great Car ,I remember A friends brother had one it was Red ,With creger's I said one day I will own one ,soon it may be this one, A Great Car!

[@paulwojtala6425]

Love this color

[@tomblakley7171]

Incredible . Just beautiful . .

[@paulm6481]

Really good looking car.

[@randybourdon2791]

And I noticed the clock works!!

[@rupe53]

Randy ... it's not hard to make the clock work again. Usually need a clean and lube more than anything else. Last one I did was a 65 Corvair and it worked perfect for years after I touched it up.

[@ronstewart3431]

Fabulous car 🚗

[@frankcolumbo9615]

Great color choice 🎨👍

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Glad you like it! 👍

[@frankbohm2201]

That's a beautiful car 👍👍👍👍👍👍 very nice

[@zpatrickz81]

Sweet! Nice car.

[@mike-th5kr]

love the 65 my friend had one in thr 70s he bought from art arfons son .. probably spelled name wrong .... it ran great.

[@thyslop1737]

Wow! That car is sweet.

[@domingodeanda233]

That was pretty damn good, thanks.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Thank you!

[@robertromero8692]

Reminds me of my mom's car. She had a '65 Impala.

[@VoloMuseumAutoSales]

Beautiful cars!!

[@jonhumphries1112]

Clean as a whistle 👌🏽

[@bladejacks209]

Beautiful

[@thomasreese9977]

Stunning