1966 Chevrolet Impala Super Sport on 2040-cars
Apache Junction, Arizona, United States
More details at: janwanser@juno.com .
1966 CHEVY "SS" 427 4 SPD CONVERTIBLE!
Professional body-off nut & bolt restoration of a rust free central California car.
Period correct 427 4 speed with factory AC, power windows , very rare tilt and telescope steering column.
Consol with gauge package.
Paint code is "E"- Danube Blue ( dark metalic), black interior and excellent fitting black top.
Top end of engine has proper date codes. Short block was replaced in 1967. ( 390 HP ). Fully rebuilt using
forged pistons and fully balanced. All parts top of the line with very high quality machine work.
Transmission is the Muncie wide ratio (254:1 1st gear) and is fresh ( new bearings, gaskets and seals.
Final drive was origially 3.31 ratio. It is now 3.42. Original ratio not available . Unit has been fully
rebuilt and is a non-posi.
Other options include 15" X 8" Corvette Rallye wheels and authentic Corvette air cleaner.
Original wheel covers and air cleaner are included.
The car now has 400+ break-in miles on it and runs and handles beautifully.
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