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Update: Price has been reduced again!! Family emergency forces sale.

Priced for quick sale is a 4-door 1960 Chevy Biscayne / Impala. Basically they are the same car. The Biscayne was the Plain Jane one, and the Impala was all dressed up.

Can't afford a classic car from Barrett Jackson next week? Well, here's a value-priced treasure just for you at a fraction of the cost. This beauty has a straight body and a beast of an engine that turns heads when driven down the street. It has classic white paint with aqua interior. The interior has been redone and is decent, but could use some cleaning up. Both the engine and the transmission were rebuilt within the past two years. The motor, a 327 with automatic (power glide) transmission, has low miles and purrs like a kitten. She's a real sleeper. She was previously owned by a little grandma, and is in good condition. We bought it from her grandson who inherited the car and intended to restore her, but just never got around to it.

She needs the chrome trim at the windows, and some of the name and badge trim is missing. When we bought it, there were a few things that needed to be done to get her running right. We had to install a new starter, correct an issue with the brakes and master cylinder, and tune her up - among some other small issues. These pictures were taken when we first bought the car a few months ago - since then we've added baby moons all the way around. She is currently in Mesa in a secure storage yard. We will be available to show it anytime.

We love this car and fully intended to restore her, but an immediate need is forcing us to part with our girl. Our loss is your gain.

Letting her go for $3,900 or any reasonable offer. Call Tavisha at 623-241-2883.

1960 Chevy Brookwood Station Wagon - $8000 (48th St/Thomas)

Rare 1960 Chevy Brookwood Station Wagon, 6-cyl motor ran excellent when parked because of needing brakes and a floor shifter, 3-Speed Manual, Original Paint, 98% Rust Free Body, 53 year old car was just inspected under body and all floorboards were found to be Rust Free. All that was found is a dime size hole of rust back by the tailgate. Very Good to Excellent Chrome, This car can literally be restored into a nice street machine with just a can of polishing compound and a can of wax! Never crashed except minor parking lot dents, Interior very good shape except front seat ripped. Car has been sitting about six years, not frozen, started to get it running again, gas tank was drained and lines were blown out. Could use a floor shifter and needs brakes. Would make a nice Restored Original Classic Car, Hot Rod, Street Rod or Custom Car. Cool looking car. NADA Price Guide Says: Low Value - $3103 (I've seen only bare shells or totally rusted ones at this price), Average Price - $7395, and High Price at $14,875. I am asking $8000 Firm for this car. I recently saw three lesser quality station wagons, inside and out, being sold for $6500.- $7500. with totally rusted through floorpans. Save yourself $10,000+ in rust repair by buying one with solid floors. I love this car but health and moving forces sale. Please call Charlie at 602-368-7354.