Nice one ❤

My first hand me down car! wonderful example here! Mine was black with red interior all manual /drum 283 2 barrel which is what we called basic transportation in the 70's :)

Chevrolet, in particular, DID NOT 'switch from a bubbletop' in 1962. Specifically, the Bel Air is perhaps the most well-remembered "bubbletop" of ALL time! Numerous famous drag racers & circle track drivers campaigned bubbletop Bel Airs' to a plethora of notable wins in their respective fields behind the wheel of a bubbletop '62! The drawbacks of these era Chevy's were their 2-piece driveshafts & weak brakes of the time. I owned & drove examples of both the Bel Air & Impala hardtop models & lament their loss to this day. Both of these 62s were 3-on-the-tree Chevy's & the Bel Air was blessed overdrive as well.....Ohhhhh to own them both again! Aside from the "numbers game", the quick'n easy identifier of a 300-horse 327 would be the raised cast camel-humps on the front face of the cylinder heads, whereas the 250hp version displayed a peaked, pointed casting.

My first two cars were 62 Chevys.

In a little bit of beer

Had a 62 SS 327

I'll put a little bit more into the deal to do your part

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Brandon cole

Plus 100 Grand worth of Gatorade

Plus I got some bad potatoes

WRONG! Bubble top "went away" in '63...still available in '62.

Stainless trim? I think not.

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I buy one give it to charity if you do the same

125 Grand worth hopefully you can get rid of informed thank you love you bye

Ride in style? What Ride?…Blah, blah yak yak,and no ride in the car….