[DRLOWZ]

Ok, next question, You say project, but how much of a project you looking for?

[DRLOWZ]

I found you a 65 in Portland Oregon:

1965 Chevy Impala SS 4X4

69 2 door in Boise idaho:

1969 Impala 2dr. hardtop parts car

[mr64magic]

the 65 was hella funny. and I could for sure find a better one than that in Boise. I pass by better all the time....

[JUSWESTCOASTIN]

Originally Posted by DRLOWZ

I found you a 65 in Portland Oregon:

1965 Chevy Impala SS 4X4

69 2 door in Boise idaho:

1969 Impala 2dr. hardtop parts car

dennis i swear you are trying to get a dudes blood pressure up, that 65 was suckin my balls man...not very funny

[JUSWESTCOASTIN]

Originally Posted by DRLOWZ

I found you a 65 in Portland Oregon:

1965 Chevy Impala SS 4X4

69 2 door in Boise idaho:

1969 Impala 2dr. hardtop parts car

a 4x4? are you serious? why you trying to clown me?

[JUSWESTCOASTIN]

Originally Posted by mr64magic

there are still the two for sale here in a tow yard. 1500 for both cars. one two door imp and the other a belair four door to build the 2 door up. both 65's still just a sitt'in. a primered 67 for sale too at another place. 68 in a car lot in Nampa been there for ever. If you come I could take a whole day and show where they are all at. But be prepared I can talk pretty good and you might be going home with a car.

do they atleast run? got to cause i aint got no trailer.

[JUSWESTCOASTIN]

Originally Posted by DRLOWZ

Ok, next question, You say project, but how much of a project you looking for?

they got to run, and drive the rest is history...lol

[DRLOWZ]

Im serious about the 65.....Body looks straight from pic.... Get you a frame and your good to go....

[JUSWESTCOASTIN]

a fuckin donk are you serious, fuck that 4x4 are for suv's

[SLAMMED63CHEVY]

you can rent an auto transport from Uhal for like $50 a day, you will pick up the trailer near the project car and trailer it one way to Washington.

if you think you are going to drive a project car back home and make it.........well unless it's around the corner, then.... good luck because an old skool car in good enough condition to drive long distance is going to start at around $7,000 and that's not much of a project.