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I bought a 1964 Impala 2dr hardtop 327 P/G for $1 from my grandfather, it was his fathers car! Thats right my great grandfathers all original 65,077 mile car! I do not get around the Chevy stuff to much I'm a True and BLUE Ford man and have a couple ?'s : where might I find a trim tag on the car, what is the piece that meets between the decklid and the back glass its rusted out up under, where the weather stripping track is. Any help is appreciated.
If I remember correctly, the trim tag is on the firewall..... as for the panel, may have been called a filler panel....???? Hopefully someone will correct me on either or both questions if I'm wrong....
trim tag is on firewall under steering column.
trim tag is on the firewall above the steering column, and vin # tag in
on dr side on the body, below the upper hinge,and as far is being a
true and blue ford man,(Sorry!! we can't fix that :LOL: :LOL:) just kidding
I like all cars...
Have you found it yet?? Open the hood , look on the passenger side in the cowl area,just above the firewall,6 inches above the heater core housing, 1 foot from the passenger side of the car. Suprise!! Its right there in back of the rubber moulding. Or should I say, that's where its been on the 2- 64 SS Impalas that I have owned. Good Luck!
you ain't raised the hood on your 64 in so long i doubt if you know how. :LOL: :LOL: :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by riverhorse59
Man Mike you sure are hard on him:LOL: :LOL:
have to be. he promised me a ride on it, and then quite working on it. :HMMM: :( to busy riding his Harley now. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cffisher
Yes Mike, You're right, There is no hood on my car. I did go to the garage, climb over the junk , look at my plate to make sure I was giving out accurate information. One of these days when I get tired of spending on the Fatboy, I may find the lacking motorvation to finish the 64. I hope so anyway, It's in the way.
Mike maybe you should take over that 64 project It may even get done:LOL: :LOL:
that Fatboy gonna get to cold before to long, would be a good time.Quote:
Originally Posted by riverhorse59
i wish i could. :CRY:Quote:
Originally Posted by cffisher
Mike I'd hate to say how many 64 impala coupes I've owned It started in 64 with a brand new one and untill 3 years ago I had at least 2 at a time. Now I wonder where my head was for selling them:CRY:
A few more rides like yesterday and I may start back on the 64. At least it has a heater. When I left for a ride ,it was about 66 degrees. When I got home at 9:45 last night, it was 41 degrees. Wind Chill at 55 mph takes that down to 10 degrees. With an open face helmet,'' That's Cold"
i don't do motorcycles in temp below 65 degrees.:CRY:Quote:
Originally Posted by riverhorse59
Charlie, You and I must be a rare breed. Most people like the 63 better. I bought my 64 SS in Jan. of 65 at 20 years old. I kept that car longer than any Corvette,442,GTo,Chevelle or Camaro that I ever owned. This one I've had for right at 9 years.
I bought mine in may of 64. I actualy bought a 64 vet first. I drove the vet home after picking it up parked it out front of the house went in and went to bed. I worked nights. When I got up it was gone:eek: Never to be seen again. So I figured Who would steel a 64 sport coupe 6 cyl stick. That car was stolen 3 times but at least I got it back each time. That was the last 6 I owned until I bought my dump truck. I realy do like the style of the 64 coupes I'm sure I'll get another just not sure when.
i bet you couldn't pay some one to steal the dump truck. :HMMM: :LOL: just joking.Quote:
Originally Posted by cffisher