1972 Chevrolet Impala on 2040-cars
Hialeah, Florida, United States
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Up for auction is one of the nicest Impalas I have ever seen. 1972. No Expenses Spared. Beautiful paint job. The car has a brand new engine with only 300 miles on it. It is a 350 roller motor with a mild competition .474 lift cam. It has a Edelbrock polished aluminum intake, 750 Holley carburetor, 400 transmission, headers, dual exhaust with flow masters and stainless steel tips, 1990 GM serpentine belt system, new compressor, new water pump, new power steering pump, new upgraded 240 amp escalade alternator kit, hi volume Edelbrock mechanical fuel pump, flex-a-lite dual fans, aluminum radiator, HID headlights and HID interior lights, billet pedals, vintage in dash ac system. The rims are Forgiato Ovale 24 inch with the big lip in chrome. The interior is two tone gray with leather and suede. The sound system is one of the loudest and clearest I have ever heard. The radio is a Kenwood 7 inch screen. It has four 12 inch JL Audio JLW6. 6 1/2 inch speakers in the doors and kick panel. The amps are two JL Audio 1000/1V2 and two JL Audio 300/2V2. Top goes up and down perfectly. No leaks. No rust. I am selling this car for a friend and I have tried to list everything that it has. These cars are getting very hard to find in this condition.If you have any questions feel free to contact me. 305-896-8712. Lou. Please try to text me as I am usually at work all day. Thanks for looking and happy bidding. Serious buyers only please.
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