1965 Chevrolet Chevy Impala Super Sport 454 C.i. Ss Auto Trans No Rust! on 2040-cars
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1965 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport 454 C.I. Auto Trans No Rust!
This High Performance, Show Quality, Muscle Car was completed less than 2 years ago and has 800 miles on the vehicle since the restoration. This Impala has a one of a kind Exterior with a 1969 Camaro-style, Custom-fabricated, all Steel Cowl Induction Hood. Started with a clean 1965 Impala SS and was built to be a high performance daily driving muscle car. Under the hood is a 454 Big Block with a 361959 Casting date code of L1875 with 454 Open 336 LS 5 dated 11/72 Casting# 3999241 Cylinder Heads topped off with an Edelbrock Air Gap Intake Manifold with a Holley Avenger Carburetor and a MSD Distributor and the exhaust running through Hooker Ceramic Coated Headers and down through 2 1/2 inch Flowmaster Exhaust with Chevelle Chrome Tips. The horsepower runs through a Turbo 400 Automatic Transmission with a shift kit back to a 12 Bolt Posi Rear End with a 3.42 Gear Ratio to the Rally Wheels and newer tires. Stopping is no problem with the Power Disc Brakes and turning is made easy with Power Steering. The whole Undercarriage has been detailed with a new Gas Tank, etc. Besides the custom hood, the exterior has a Polished Grille with a 1985 BMW Metallic Blue Clear Coat with Silver SS Stripes. The Interior is all new with a White Headliner, Visors, Seat Cushions, Door Panels, Carpet, Padding, Chrome Hardware, etc and a modern Stereo System with IPOD and MP3 capabilities. This car is ready to drive to the Cruises and Car Shows to let other people enjoy this masterpiece. |
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