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This 283 V8 powered Impala is ready to be a great driver for you! The power of the 283 small block, paired with an automatic transmission, is more than enough to keep up with today's modern vehicles. Stopping power comes from a 4 wheel drum brake system. When commanded, these drum brakes bring this two-ton Impala back to zero without breaking a sweat. The owner states the automatic transmission was rebuilt approximately...

The history of the Impala is rich, long running, and one of the better selling cars in US history. Debuting in 1958 the Impala would see 10 generation spanning nearly 60 years with only a few years of a hiatus from the market! Here we have a '96 model, the last year of the 7th generation, and an SS to boot! The dark green gray metallic paint looks great and the gray leather interior is also in great order. This color is not near as common and really slick! All of this is understandable, especially since she only has 11k miles on the odometer. Both the title and Carfax substantiate the mileage! Powering this icon is non other than the tried and true 5. 7L V8 backed by a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. The car runs and drives out so smooth, like she just rolled off the factory line. The current owner bought her new over 25 years ago! The...

1966 was a good year for the Impala with over 650,000 units sold. Introduced in 1958 the Impala became one of General Motors most popular and profitable models. The 1966 Impala was not only good looking but also had surprising performance capabilities all wrapped into a full-size car. This 1966 Chevrolet Impala SS was built to go fast. Under the hood is a 427 V-8 bored out to a 472 stroker with a 4500 stall. The TH400 automatic transmission includes a reverse manual valve body. Power to the rear...

According to the owner, this car was passed down about 7 years ago from a family member that purchased it when it was new. Walk around this '65 SS one should notice the gloss blue paint that is claimed to have been repainted in the 1970's and is offset with a black power convertible top. Adding to the curb appeal are chrome bumpers, chrome grille, 327 badging, Super Sport badging, chrome accent trim, black power convertible top with glass rear window, and 14' chrome hubcaps wrapped in white wall radial tires. The black vinyl interior flows well with the exterior theme. Features include bucket seats, black carpeting, SS badging, seat belts, chrome accent trim, AM radio, and a black vinyl boot for when the top is down. This Impala is powered by a 327 CID V8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission. Under the hood is organized plus shows well with the Chevy orange block, Edelbrock aluminum intake, Edelbrock carburetor,...

This classic beauty boasts a striking blue exterior that complements its equally captivating blue interior, creating a seamless flow of color and style. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 350 V8 engine that promises a thrilling driving experience, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission that puts you in complete control of this vintage powerhouse. Inside, the Impala SS offers a nostalgic yet functional cabin, featuring a classic AM/FM radio that lets you enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down the highway. The vinyl interior not only adds to the car's vintage charm but also ensures durability and comfort for both driver and passengers. Safety hasn't been overlooked, with seatbelts installed to provide peace of mind during your journeys. Driving this Impala SS is a dream, thanks to its power steering, which makes maneuvering effortless, whether you're navigating city streets or taking a leisurely drive through the countryside. The car rides on radial tires that offer...