The seats are covered in red leather and show little to no wear. The air conditioning works, the radio plays music, while the analog gauges bring the ’60s vibe into the present. The odometer shows 51,428 miles, but it’s unclear if that’s a lifetime mileage or just since the rebuild.

Despite a number of restorations, the 57-year-old car is far from perfect. The front chrome bumper is plagued with rust spots. A few chips and bubbles in the red paint complete the list of defects, as well as some rust on the roof and a dent in the A-pillar on the passenger side.

The trunk floor is now also covered in rust spots. However, this Impala is light years away from its siblings, which are left to rot on farms or in barns, abandoned by their owners.

Despite all its flaws, someone has already fallen in love with the red 1967 Chevy Impala and taken it home for $29,900. That’s less than an Impala of its age would normally cost. According to classic.com, the average price of the model is $39,492, with the best examples going well over $100,000.

The most expensive of these was sold in October 2019, when it was auctioned by Mecum in Las Vegas. Someone paid $118,250 to take it home.