The best-selling U.S. car in 1967 was the Chevy Impala, a spot it typically held for many years before and after. 575,600 copies rolled off the assembly line that year, but only 2,124 (per the seller) were the coveted Super Sport with a 427 cubic inch “big block” V8. This car has been documented as one of them (no clone here), and it seems to be in great condition overall, although it may have a touch of rust brewing. Located in Islip, New York, this family-sized powerhouse is available here on eBay for $52,500. How does Barn Finder Rocco B. keep digging up these terrific tips for us?

Muscle car emphasis shifted to mid-size machines in the late 1960s, so the Chevelle SS 396 took center stage over other Chevies like this Impala SS 427. Not only does this big Chevy have the whopping 385 hp engine, but it also has a 4-speed manual transmission, and the vehicle is numbers matching and verified by the SS 427 Registry. This magnificent automobile was put away in the late 1970s and we assume it has only recently come out of hiding.

We’re not quite sure of the color of this ’67 Impala because the photos were taken toward the end of the day, and everything is a bit dark. It could be Capri Cream or Butternut Yellow, complemented by a black vinyl top and black vinyl interior with the requisite bucket seats and console. The seller says the car is rust-free except for the outer rear quarter panels which will need further scrutiny. The interior looks nice and tidy.

The Impala is said to run and drive well, thanks in part to recent work including new engine seals, brakes, and an exhaust system. This Super Sport has a few scratches and nicks, so it’s not showroom-perfect, but certainly display-worthy at more informal events like Cars & Coffee. Would you leave it the way it is or work toward a more thorough restoration? The mileage is just shy of 80,000.