1996 Chevrolet Impala Ss Low Miles One Owner on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
One owner from new Impala SS with 19,xxx actual miles. Runs and drives well. Engine is quiet and starts right up. Transmission shifts out great. Ice cold a/c. Tires are average or better. All electric switches and buttons work. Interior is in nice condition. Leather seats look and feel almost new. Carpets, headliner, dash and package tray in excellent condition. Engine compartment is complete and looks very nice and original (maybe except serp belt and maintenance items). Trunk carpet is like new and spare looks to never have been on car. Exterior finish is nice and glossy. Right 1/4 appears painted at some time in its life and shows well. All glass is good except small star in windshield. There is a quarter size dimple on spoiler on left side of trunk on top where paint is missing. This car is used and not a show car, just a very nice low mile SS. Sold as-is. May consider swap with cash. Contact me first if you have less than 10 positive feedback before bidding or your bid will be rejected. Inspections prior to bidding are no problem just let me know. We do not charge you any fees but we are required to collect 7% Indiana sales tax on all sales. You may call me with any questions @ 317-501-7700
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