HUGE Thanks to Reliable Carriers

[dykstra]

Reliable Carriers is a top notch organization. My dad bought his original 1962 "409" Impala back this weekend (47 years later!). We flew out to Los Angeles to handle the transaction. Rich from Reliable met us and we couldn't believe how smooth everything went. Thanks again for a class act operation!

 

[dykstra]

 

[cosmic12]

Nice ride! Was it like that when he sold it?

 

[Ratickle]

Sweet. Good friend in school in Portland had one........


How ther heck did you find your original???????



I'm still looking for my old 55 Chevy Sedan Delivery I had in High School......

 

[MattBMiller]

Awesome car! How long ago did he get rid of it?

 

[Scarab KV]

Nice find. I know where my 72 SS is. Same guy I sold it to. It's his pride and joy and has no intentions of selling it back. Says I'll be the first to know when and if.

 

[dykstra]

Nice ride! Was it like that when he sold it?

It was not that nice when he sold it. The car had a body off the frame restoration 4 years ago. It scored a 990 out of 1000 points at Chevy/Vettefest in 2005.

 

[dykstra]

Sweet. Good friend in school in Portland had one........


How ther heck did you find your original???????



I'm still looking for my old 55 Chevy Sedan Delivery I had in High School......

Wonderful world of the internet. My brother actually tracked it down. We are still in shock that we found the car.:willy_nilly:

 

[dykstra]

Awesome car! How long ago did he get rid of it?

He sold it in 1980, in order to finance my moms 1981 Corvette. HAHA We all were laughing because the 81' Corvette is damn there worthless and the ol' 62 Impala is worth a lot more. The Corvette actually was ordered with a 4 speed, which is around 3000 made. I shouldn't say worthless.(21,000 actual miles).

 

[dykstra]

Nice find. I know where my 72 SS is. Same guy I sold it to. It's his pride and joy and has no intentions of selling it back. Says I'll be the first to know when and if.

Way cool! As long as you know where the car is.